Frank Corrado

And they've had plenty of opportunities to do it.

And...

You know, furthermore to that, it's not like not every player is going to be comfortable fighting Radko Gudis.

Like I could tell you firsthand, I was never a guy that wanted to get into a fight.

Like I just it just wasn't for me.

But if it's just the mentality of all the players saying we're all in there, he can't punch all four of us in the face.

He can't fight all four of us.

And the worst case, we're just going to jump on him and we're just going to say you can't do this anymore.

But maybe it just feels like if you're one guy going in alone, the pack leaves you behind, the same way that the pack left behind Austin Matthews when he got need.

So there is no pack mentality.

Well, I think for the individual, you could take away that it means a lot for Bo Gru.

Like, it means a lot for Matthias Michelli and Easton Cowan that, you know, these guys are fighting for their NHL futures in different ways.

Like, for Bo Gru, he wants to be an everyday guy.

For Easton Cowan, you know, what is your ceiling at the NHL level?

And the more reps, the more experience you get, the better off you should be in the long term.

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I think the bigger question you have to ask yourself with these guys that are coming up and playing well is that from an organizational standpoint, why did you not think that these guys could help you earlier on?

Like, why do you guys sign with this organization?

And they get a lot of money to play within the minors, but that's it.

You never hear from them again.