Jamie Dodd

And it's, it's,

principally for challenger baseball but then teams of all sorts can use it as well and it's just like awesome like artificial turf and awesome dugouts and stuff so it's a really nice really nice facility and the program is excellent as well all right so we're still talking Carolina Hurricanes they win the Stanley Cup and we're talking you know just general lessons general takeaways and also how applies to the Canucks as well and of course one of the interesting things about the

They have maybe the most distinctive on-ice identity.

They have a very distinctive off-ice identity as well, but maybe the most distinctive on-ice identity.

And, of course, the Canucks are going to have a new head coach behind the bench, Manny Malhotra, replacing Adam Foote.

And, you know, look, Manny Malhotra comes in and he says he wants to play an up-tempo game.

I think pretty much all every coach says that when when they're first hired.

So I don't want to read too much into it, but I am slow things down here.

We really want to take our time.

You know, a lot of East West movement regroup in the neutral zone as much as we can.

Yeah, you don't hear that a lot from coaches.

Everyone wants to play up tempo.

So again, take that with a grain of salt.

But I am curious, Landon, if you see, even though there are teams at the exact opposite end of the NHL spectrum, right?

One's the Stanley Cup champion, has been a contender for years.

The other just finished 32nd and is starting a rebuild.

Do you see things that Rod Brindamore has installed with the Carolina Hurricanes that you think can be valuable and applicable for the Vancouver Canucks and Manny Malhotra as early as next season?

That's actually really interesting, right?

And I think the biggest thing about, you know, who's going to benefit from the system and all of that, I think the number one key is just to have everyone on the same page and kind of, because you could see guys were like stressed on the ice, confused, stressed, whatever it is.

Yeah.