Brough

And I think it's possible that some of the ownership group says, listen, our franchise value in Vancouver has a ceiling.

And maybe now is the time to cash out.

And that's why they want to sell the team.

I mean, the team is for sale.

I think we all have to remember that.

The team is for sale.

And a lot of people forget that when they're having this conversation.

And they've got investors.

They've got minority owners, majority owners.

And they might just feel like, listen...

Franchise values are getting crazy.

But, you know, also operating expenses are going up more.

So why don't we cash out now and not have to take the annual hit of losing money?

And for some of the minority investors, that would include cash calls.

Like, hey, guys, we lost this money, so you all got to put up your share.

So write me a check.

You know, guys get tired of doing that.

Yep.

I want to talk a little bit about what else happened in Boston besides the Bruins laying a massive egg against the Sabres.

And his coaches.