Brian Hayes (host)

I think where...

The struggle is if the organizations are kind of close, if it's a coin flip between, hey, Team A and Team B, but better weather, better state tax, all of that, obviously that factors in.

But I've been saying that for a while.

It's like it's 5% of the pie, but it's still a percentage of the pie.

For sure.

I'm not downplaying that.

I'm not saying I've changed my viewpoint on everything because of Nashville.

I'm just pointing that out, that Nashville is one of those teams that,

that they can go the extra 5%.

But you're right, they're a disaster.

They're a mess.

And unfortunately, Barry Trotz, who's one of the great guys and great interviews, one of the great coaches ever.

You know, it's early, but not that early.

The managerial resume is a disaster.

I mean, you can't sugarcoat it.

Like, they're the worst team in the league, and he went in there and got rid of a bunch of guys and brought in different guys and splashed money around, and it just hasn't worked.

And they are clear-cut the worst team.

Like, as bad as the Leafs start has been, Calgary start, Vancouver start, there's other teams.

Like, Nashville is to the bottom what Colorado is to the top.

That's how defined it is.