Daniel Sedin or Henrik Sedin

I thought that was there, too, being around them covering the team.

And, you know, we talked about it, like, after that Florida game where they really had the stomach for the fight.

Right?

There were moments where you could begin to see it.

But that can't overshadow, right, the need to, like,

create a really good 29-year-old player, right?

The mentorship aspect today is not worth holding value inefficiently at the start of a rebuilding process, right?

But with a depreciating asset who could absolutely get injured, right?

And sap your ability, especially if you're playing him 35 minutes a night.

So it's like, there were moments where I'm like, okay, I know these guys are in it, but I do still think the flip

to thinking about things globally and management is the question that I have now.

That said, moving to RJ, he had a quote, and I don't have it in front of me, but it was the idea that when the players walk through these doors in September, they have to make a decision about who they want to be as a person and a teammate.

And it's in those moments...

where I think you really get a sense.

Like, when you see Rian Johnson talk and listen to him, and then the idea is that, like, you know, are you going to be able to make hard decisions and fire people and have hard conversations?

I've never really understood where that came from, to be perfectly honest.

But also, it's like...

Is there anything about his no-nonsense, kind of like he's got the man-of-few-words gruffness?

Is there anything about his vibe that tells you he'd hesitate?

I guess if you're like, oh, he said he wants to create a safe space.