Jamie McLennan

These players have given a lot of years and commitment to their organization.

I'm saying all these star players.

But at some point, you see organizations bending over backwards, doing all these things, afraid to lose these players.

At some point, they're going to move on, whether they just get old or age out or whatever.

You've got to build something where you're not afraid to lose these players, and you're catering to, like, oh, this guy's coach or this guy's best friend.

At some point, don't you just say, you play, we'll take care of this, you worry about this.

To me, sometimes I feel like, again, there's just too much control given to some of these players where it's like you're so worried about it instead of just going, you go play and worry about yourself and we'll worry about putting players around you or putting a situation around you.

Exactly.

That's the only one thing I say.

It's Knobloch.

Knobloch's on the hot seat.

He coached him to the finals the last couple of years.

If Edmonton really wants to change things, you know who I'd bring in?

Daryl Sutter.

The problem is that Daryl Sutter probably might hurt somebody's feelings

And you'd have a problem with something because, like, Daryl will say or do something, but he knows how to win.

That guy's a winner.

Like, that's the one thing.

Like, you want to get crazy.

That's what you do.