Craig Button

They understand that.

This is a really good team that is getting – you can't buy this experience, Tony.

You'd simply – and so the takeaway for me is the benefits that they're accruing right now are not only – I mean, they're a Stanley Cup contender now, and I think –

I think they'll become even a stronger and better Stanley Cup contender in the years to come as some of the other players come as they look to strengthen their team in other ways.

But these experiences are phenomenal.

Just simply phenomenal.

Two words, not surprised.

You have a new manager in place, and we see this as something that is a common occurrence.

New manager wants to have his own coach.

Number two, based on the work the past two years of Craig Berube,

There was every reason to think that a new coach would be necessary for a team.

And you also have a team that is moving in an uncertain direction.

I'm not talking about what John Chayka wants to see, playoffs or whatnot.

I'm talking about the uncertainty surrounding the team.

What can they be?

What's Austin Matthews' situation?

What's Morgan Riley's?

There's so much there that, to me, leads to change.

The other thing I'm going to say, and I'm going to say this really quickly,

The Toronto Maple Leafs are roughly a $3 billion, $3.5 billion team.