Jannik Hansen

Take care.

Yeah, my pleasure.

I'm excited to say the least.

Whether or not it's an excitement that's going to get disappointed or relieved, we'll get to see.

One year I did.

One year.

All right.

When we could have the opportunity to draft, was it Matthews?

I think it would have been Matthews, yeah.

We were lined up to, if we get third overall there, like it's one of the Finns.

Theoretically, you're hoping maybe a Patrick Laine could fall for you or fall to you kind of thing.

And knowing those type of players, like Matthews was obviously a little bit of a longer shot, but like if you get a Patrick Laine, it's somebody who...

could step in the following year right away and make your team better.

But that's the only time where when we've drafted late or not even the first round, there's no impact.

It might be somebody who comes down the line, but that's not something you really pay attention to.

it adds another element to your depth pool, to your team.

It's a player that you're hoping that maybe not right away, but like down the line will make an impact and free impact, so to speak.

It's not somebody you have to go out and convince.

It's not somebody you go out and overpay.

No, it's somebody who's homegrown, homegrown in quotation, in the sense that you draft them, you bring them in, and you have a little bit of time.