David Pagnotta

Vegas, they've poked around as well.

There are other clubs.

I also mentioned, I thought that San Jose was one of those teams as well, but that's not the case that I was able to later confirm.

But there are a lot of teams that have reached out on Carter Hart to see what the availability is like and just what type of contract he'd be looking to get.

I don't anticipate this being a one-year, $1 million contract.

You're probably looking at a couple years and probably going to be $3, $4 million a year kind of thing, maybe even higher depending on how things get negotiated.

But there's interest in Hart.

I anticipate him locking into a team or committing to a team

I mean, if he comes into any environment that he comes in, at best, it's going to be a platoon scenario.

And it's going to take him probably half a season to get into that game mode, into game shape.

Like you said, he's been practicing and he's been skating, I think, in Nashville for most of this, most of his time away from the ice.

But to get to game readiness, it's going to take more than a regular training camp, which he is not able to partake in.

So he can commit to a team by the 15th.

He can't start.

He can't join that club for, you know, game day practices and things like that until November 15th.

And then obviously eligible to play December 1st.

But it's probably going to take him again, platoon type scenario, probably going to take him at least half of a season.

So for him, you're probably looking at February, March, well after the Olympic break before he kind of gets into his stride.

Yeah, you're right.

He was interviewing for a number of different vacancies for head coaching roles.