David Amber

Here's, here's a guy that would, would work with our group.

It's all very interesting to me, but really it's been, it's shocking or surprising to say the least.

And just, you know, the resume speaks for itself with my job, but the recent resume of how, you know, the

unceremonious departure before even coaching a single game in Columbus is what everyone talks about.

No one's talking about the Stanley cups or the Olympic gold or anything like that.

Cause what you remember is, you know, how he left Columbus and the controversy there.

So it's,

I'm really interested to see how this plays out.

From what I've read and understood in talking to the Elliotts of the world, it's the only nice thing about spending all this time with them is I do get some inside information.

I'm like, oh, my God, Elliot.

Okay, wait a minute.

Now you're actually quite useful to me.

And there still has to be an investigation done, and there's definitely not a done deal.

But it's very surprising.

I'm sure you guys have spoken at length on your show about it.

And it's I think the hockey world has been like, wow, because you kind of thought maybe that's it for him.

Right.

I mean, it's been I don't I don't my math is how many years has it been since he since that happened?

Three years, four years.

Okay, so three years.