Frank Seravalli

How do we know?

That's not the argument here.

No, that's not what we're saying.

We're saying wait until you get a 100%.

And quite literally, when you say that, quite literally might be ride or die as in this year goes sideways and it's going to be a long, long road back for the Edmonton Oilers.

Um...

I think he was on a track, too, and I think that's probably what is... Driving him?

So, well, that's what drives you to say yes to Columbus.

is to change the narrative about your career.

You don't want to go out having had the Mitch Marner story in Toronto be part of your legacy.

You definitely don't want to go out with the Columbus part.

That's not really how you want to fade out.

So it's feast or famine now.

And how about all the doubters, too, heading into this series?

Right.

Two smaller markets, TV ratings are going to be bad.

Last time I checked, Game 1, and I haven't seen some of the other numbers yet, Game 1 was in the top 10 of Game 1s all time.

And when you have hockey this compelling and content this compelling, like, does it matter if the teams aren't rivals?

Does it matter if there's not an overarching sexy storyline?

People are going to tune in to see crazy content