Darren Dreger

All right, if he wants to resign as an employee of the Vegas Golden Knights and walk away from four and a half, I don't even know if you can do that with the NHL contract or not.

I don't know, yeah.

Where I'd get pissy if I were Cassidy is you're attacking future earnings here.

We're not talking about next year.

You're talking about because wherever he's not the next head coach of the Edmonton Oilers for one year, he's going to get at least a four, maybe a five-year term and probably five times five.

Right.

And if he doesn't want, like, you know, the reason that I would wonder about challenging it is, you're talking about, like, there aren't that many clubs in the National Hockey League that are willing and have ownership to pay that kind of money to their head coach.

Some very good teams that just don't, they don't have the budgeting to do that, right?

Edmonton.

He's one of those teams.

One of those teams.

So you don't allow him to go to Edmonton.

Now you're ticking away at his future earnings.

Well, that's well within the rights of the Vegas Golden Knights.

I don't know.

I mean, Bruce doesn't seem to want to challenge it.

Or maybe he's being advised, look, it's not worth it.

You're not going to win, so why ruffle feathers?

But it's a curious study.

I'd find a thing if I were them.