Greg Wyshynski

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We got a game tonight, Zach.

Before we get there, anything from me and Greg, anything from Peter Baugh, jump out at you that you would like to add to the festivities here today.

I don't remember how that, how that worked, but that, that's, that happened to Dubas in Toronto when he was applying for the, for the Colorado gig.

And it's like, well, we've got to let him go unless we promote him.

And that's what, that's what they did.

Now, by the way, one thing, one thing, you don't have to do that.

Like teams don't have to give permission, even if it is a promotion.

Again, this goes back to the handshake that everybody sort of understands.

You don't want to stand in anyone's way here in the industry because

But even if it's a promotion for someone like McFarlane, whether it is the Nashville gig, you don't have to give permission.