Ian McIntyre

game on a Friday and 8 a.m.

coming into work and getting ready to play, that's more important than the games because the games will take care of itself.

I think in a more tangible sense, something that we can measure because we'd like to be able to measure something.

I think that the points will be a little bit better.

I don't think there'll be a 58.

It'd be hard to be a 58-point team again, but

But I think they're going to be – they have to be a little more competitive than they were.

There's just too many lopsided games, and especially at home.

They can't have another season where they win only nine games at home.

You can't do that to your season ticket holders and ask them to remain convinced –

and maintain their trust that things are going in the right direction.

So I think they're going to be more competitive.

And then on an individual basis, we're going to see a whole bunch of young players.

We saw a bunch of them this year.

A couple got noticeably better.

A couple didn't.

I think for the next several years, we're going to be looking at those kinds of players and where are they, where are they in December versus where they were in October?

Where are they at the end of the season?

What do they project to be three years from now?

And, and, you know, those things are very fluid.