Frank Corrado

What's this team going to look like by Christmas next year?

Is it going to be infused with younger players?

Are you going to try and revamp the D?

Where are you comfortable at within your lineup, and where do you feel the pressure points and need to change?

Those are questions probably need to be somewhat answered in the next week and then certainly answered in the offseason with free agency.

You know, it's a great point, Frankie.

I could say no, but if I'm Keith Pelley, I think what you say is everybody's under evaluation.

Like, you have to look at the manager, you've got to look at the coach, and you've got to look at the roster construction and the players.

Outside of you guys that you have on term contracts that you want, you know, again, the framework, that's when you start to go, okay, where do we go from here?

And, you know, I think in the next week you have to make some moves just for the sake of business because you've got, you know, it's roster management.

It's asset management.

But you have to decide who's driving the bus moving forward.

If you have full confidence in Brad Treliving, then it's him that executes the plan.

If you add to, you know, we talked about Brendan Shanahan's role not getting filled.

Maybe there is a scenario where you bring in more smart hockey people to help support the situation because they have nothing but money and resources.

Like that's, MLSC is not cheap.

That's the thing.

They're not cheap and they will spend the money for the best people.

He'd have to give us that answer.

Currency, too.