Jannik Hansen

Again, it's towards a player or a coach that could get in and coach this team for three or four years.

No, he's not.

He does have a shorter shelf life, so to speak, because of how he is and how he operates and how it seems of the way he's worked his way through teams in the past as well.

But it is, again, it's Vegas.

They do things differently.

They have a ton of success.

And until they don't, it's hard to fault them and judge them on decisions they make.

Even the firing of Bruce Cassidy, because he's probably the most wanted head coach out there that are available.

They didn't want him.

They go out and hire somebody who has...

every kind of success that they're looking for, get them to within two games of a cup.

And then no, we, we, that's it.

We're going to, we're going to go find our American league hockey coach who you probably could have hired with those eight games left and brought him in, but that was not the guy at this point.

So,

We'll see where it takes us.

But again, it's hard to put a finger when the team has this kind of success in the decisions they make.

Yeah, they're operating under different ways where teams and players normally have a little bit more of a belonging sense and you groom and you bring your players in and then you hope that they stay there for their career where

Vegas, it's like as soon as you're no good to me, you're out of here.

You might have a couple of good years left, but that's it.

But we got somebody better coming in, so let's turn it over.