Frank Corrado

It's like Bo grew is Alex Steve's and, you know, is Adam got debt who scored 20 goals with the senators last year.

And like, you go through the list of these guys that have kind of been stuck in the organization.

You know, I'll give you another example.

Mike, Michael Posetta, he spent the last four years in the NHL and he,

They've been wanting to play this heavy, robust, four-check, in-your-face, willing to fight.

That was his job in the NHL the last four seasons.

You didn't think at some point in November or December or January these guys could have helped you when we were watching terrible, stale, slow, clunky hockey.

So, like...

I think what you learn from an organizational standpoint is that there's youth and there's energy that can help you.

So why not go to it sooner?

And for these other guys, they are hungry.

They're hungry to make a name for themselves.

They're hungry for another contract and they want to be NHLers.

And, you know, in the case of Easton Cowan, he wants to be a really good NHLer.

So I think that's what you learn about those guys.

So you bring up a good point in the sense that we always talk about it from the sense of discipline.

Player X got hit in a bad way, so player Y needs to be suspended a long time.

The same group represents both those guys.

So financially, the guy who made the hit...

Everyone within that group has to come to an agreement that we want tougher suspensions, and we are going to be willing to deal with the financial losses that come with that.