Jason Strudwick

And the worst part, it was our caddy's club.

He lost it.

He lost it.

I'm like, you should be impressed.

You saw a club break over another human's arms.

It's impossible.

It was unintentional.

I wish it was intentional, but still impressive.

Well, I always found the problem, and I don't know what your philosophy as a coach was, but the pool day.

If we had a pool day, the next day my legs were nothing.

I didn't have the best legs to start with.

Those were frowned on, I've got to believe, by a coach.

Watching the Canes and Flyers, I have nightmares about the way the Canes play.

They're so disruptive, and they put so much pressure on you to make quick plays.

So if you're looking at that series, how can the Flyers just find just a little bit more time to make a play?

Of the teams you took into the playoffs and the runs you had, do you remember a moment where – and it could be a great play or a moment where someone settled the team down or took over a game for your club where you're like – I coach younger kids.

I just have moments where I remember the kid just – he just does it.

He just takes over.

So have you had that or a moment of talking that you can share with us?

Yeah.