Harry Callis

Um, John Cooper in Tampa.

Uh, I think we like doc successful coaches of really good teams.

I think we saw it happen with Sullivan over the years, plenty where you just take guys for granted whenever they're coaching, you know, uh, a top end team.

But what Cooper's done with Tampa this year has been really, really impressive.

They've dealt with a lot of injuries.

They haven't had Victor Hedman for the vast majority of the season.

So there are other guys in the – Joel Quenville in Anaheim has done a great job with helping them level up.

They're going to make the playoffs after being out of it for a bunch of years.

I think it's a really tough ballot this year.

Um, but ultimately, yeah, I would put, I would put muse in my, in my top three at minimum.

And I think a lot of it depends on how the next, on how the next couple of weeks play out.

But man, I, the work he's done is undeniable.

And a lot of it starts with Carlson.

Frankly, I think Carlson is like the example.

of the work that Muse has done.

He's meeting players where they are.

He's not trying to force them to adhere to any idea of what they should be.

I think he's good at identifying what players are great at and empowering them to succeed there.

And I think Carlson's a great example, but also, man, he's done that.

He's done that in a lot of other instances too.