Colby Cohen

Oh, yeah, I'm sure you'd get a great response out of that guy.

That's your boy, right, Witt?

what do you guys think will happen in that series?

Like, does, does Dallas, does Minnesota have enough?

I mean, I know personally, Billy Guerin, I just want him to win and be successful because what he did and the gamble that he took this year and like the way that he swung, obviously you guys know him, like he's such a beauty of a guy too.

And, and then, you know, the gold medal team he put together and he took a lot of heat for some of the decisions he made for that.

And,

you know, he just seems, he seems like the former player now that run like is in charge.

That doesn't forget what it's like to be a player.

I feel like a lot of, a lot of conversations I've had, whether I'm like playing or working now in TV, like you talk to former players and like marquee management roles or coaches.

And you're like, damn, like,

it's crazy how quickly you forget.

I mean, even at times I, I coach junior hockey, you know, and, and there are times where I'll, maybe I'll say something and I'll be like, you fucking asshole.

Like you hated when Bruce Cassidy said that to you, like, or, or, you know, like you just like have to like make sure you're, you're not doing the things that,

And with Billy Guerin, like he just strikes me as the guy who's like, no, no, like I'm never losing the DNA of what it's like to be on that side of it.

And I feel like that's why, you know, I just, I want to see Minnesota have a, have a deep run.

And then I want to see Quinn Hughes resign there because I want them to get rewarded for taking a risk and making that move.

And like Quinn Hughes, I mean,

you know how often I'm not staying up till that late and watching Vancouver that much the last couple of years, right?

Like you see him in the East here and there and, and you'd catch it.