Grant Harvey

And so I just called because we needed a goalie coach.

He said, well, you know what, I'll come help you out.

And I thought he was going to come for a day.

He was there all season and I learned so much from him.

So

I would say those from a hockey standpoint, probably the Oilers and Ken Hitchcock have probably been the biggest influences.

Yeah, you know what?

I think he's a genius.

And in the sense of not necessarily what he knows, but how he communicates it.

So it's really interesting.

Like you'd ask a question that I think is pretty complicated.

And every question he answers, like, boom, boom, it's A, B. Like he boils it down to every single guy in the room gets, oh, absolutely.

That's his genius.

He can communicate his ideas in a very well-defined way.

Like very well defined.

And when it comes to video, um, yeah, he was like, he would come to every one of our home games, but on the road we would send him tapes and he'd go through them and then he'd like, and discuss them with me.

So he was a, it was a master class in coaching and I have the utmost respect for him.

Well for us, I mean, I think he, he,

I don't remember that specifically offensive zone part of it, but I can tell you that, that back to the communication, like when coaches sit around and talk and someone will bring it up and someone will say, well, what do you do here?

And a coach will say, well, this is what you do.