Jeff O'Neill

But I don't know.

Maybe I'm wrong on this, but it just –

Maybe that Vegas approach is like, we're trying to win, and we don't care about anybody's thought process.

Of course.

You're sitting there.

He's on the sidelines watching coaches and what they're doing and guaranteed going, I can do a better job than that.

This is what I would do with that team.

I agree.

I try to remember because it's been a minute.

The teams that he coached in Toronto, he did a pretty damn good job.

Yes, there were some mistakes, but they were structured.

They were hardened.

He had to shape a lot of those young guys.

I remember the speeches, and we got a little tired of the men trying to feed their families.

There were some speeches there, Brian.

Yeah, but at the end of the day, I still believe Cassidy's the best fit there.

But I just don't know if Vegas is going to allow that.

The only thing I thought about, and I was trying to bounce this off people, if Bruce Cassidy could say, say he signs a Babcock deal, say Edmonton's like, we'll give you $6 million a year times five.

So that's $30 million, and he's got one year left at what's called four and a half or whatever.

Future earnings, can a team stand in the way of something like that?