Chris Peters

I'm doing well guys, just over here, just running tank.

It's on every five minutes just to see if I can get a jump on the night.

But, uh,

just keeps coming up with different teams.

So I don't know if this is going to help me at all.

Yeah.

Yeah, I do.

I mean, I may not feel like amazing about it, but I feel good, feel good enough.

So that's good.

You know, like I think, I think we're, we're, we kind of have all the information that we're going to get aside from maybe the men's world championship when we'll see things.

But for me, you know, I, I think as I've gone through the process, you go up, you go down, you go all over, you know, what do you come back to?

And I think, you know, you,

If you're picking number one, you want to try to hit the biggest home run that you can.

I think in this draft, really, there's not many players that can do that for you, but Gavin McKenna can.

I think that that's probably, for me, the place where I feel safest to take the number one pick.

You've got the most dynamic talents in the draft.

You've got a guy that has a track record of production.

He's done it at multiple levels.

there are definitely holes and warts in his game, but there are things that, you know, you hope with some maturity, strength, other things, you know, you can kind of pull out of him over time.

You know, the issues that are in his game are not related to, you know, hockey sense, which if that was a big red flag, that would give me a lot more concern, you know?