Ian McIntyre

So the fact that they made it clear that they're keeping the two incumbent AGMs, yeah, I definitely think it's possible.

I also think it's possible that it could be Cammy as well.

You know, Emily has worked more on sort of the contractual CBA salary cap side of it.

And Cammy has done more, you know, amateur scouting and some player development and stuff.

and has had her hand in a lot of different aspects of hockey operations.

So I think it's possible it could be either one.

And the other thing about that is if it is one, it creates another opening at the NHL level for somebody else to come in.

And even if Cammy and Emily stay in their current positions...

I still think it's quite likely that Ryan is going to bring in somebody else to, in his words, you know, challenge him and, and offer opinions that are, might be different.

And, and, uh, so, you know, one way or another, there's going to be new people coming into, into the organization.

They promoted so many people, they're creating job openings.

Every time they promote someone, they create a job opening and,

Inside the company and they don't have enough people inside to fill all those.

So one way or another, there's going to be senior people coming in.

And whether it's, you know, a director of player development, whether whether it's a director of player personnel, a position that they kind of left open or absorbed in.

uh with other people uh after Scott Young joined the coaching staff last year but Scott Young had done a very good job of being a director of player personnel whether it's that whether it's just another AGM whether it's the GM of the Abbotsford Canucks there's going to be there's going to be

very important hires that they have to make.

And they can't, these aren't going to all be people from inside the organization.

They can't be just aren't enough of them.

I think I'll say, I'll say Vegas.