Dominic Sramaty

You know, we'll see what Nashville does.

We'll see what Vancouver does.

But there's definitely an opening to some new blood.

And we're changing here.

And the other thing that this person said to me, and I think this person's really smart, he says there is a really interesting line between being a contender for a job and having your name out there and campaigning for a job.

And someone told me this week that there was

There was a situation about 10 years ago.

I don't want to say who it was, but there was a situation about 10 years ago where somebody was about to get a GM job and there was one too many columns about it.

One too many.

And

the organization said this person campaigns too much and they pivoted.

And they're just like, there's a limit to the amount of times we want to hear your name and names are going to get out.

Like there are teams that threaten people and say, if your name gets out, you're out.

And I don't believe that because there's too much talking and names are going to get out.

Like Pierre Dorian's name got out.

Like,

It happens.

But I think now what we're dealing with is the line of your name gets out versus you're seen as campaigning for the job.

And maybe he wasn't campaigning for the job, okay?

But I just think that the more people are out there saying, this guy, this guy, this guy, and making the case for this guy,