Jeff O'Neill

Yeah, she didn't seem overly impressed with that idea.

But, yeah, I mean, those reports are out there, right?

And I guess you're reporting, you heard maybe from the source, that the Leafs brass has made their way out to the Northwest Territories.

You know, like that's not driving down to Sarnia for the afternoon.

That's a flight, dude.

That's white horse, dude.

Yes, that's a hike.

And as they should in terms of putting in their due diligence to find out exactly what you're getting with this guy, if you're going to take McKenna.

And, you know, everyone's got a different viewpoint from a scouting perspective.

The three of us don't know him personally.

We know his game a little bit, but not intimately the way scouts do.

And, you know, depending on who you hear from or who you read, you hear a variety of different possibilities of what his career could look like.

But it's pretty much a consensus that his skill, like his ability to break games open, is second to none in this draft.

And what is different from what...

I'd say Schaefer went through last year, although he plays a different position, but certainly Celebrini a couple years and Bedard a few years ago, is those guys walked on to teams that had nothing around them, like nothing around them.

Where the Leafs, if Matthews and Nylander and Tavares and Nyes are here, we use those four players, those are four serious players in the NHL.

Like Matthews in particular, if he's healthy and chugging, has been a top five or seven player in the league for the majority of his career.

And I don't know if that's asking too much.

And I'm very curious what this is going to look like with the new coaching staff and new management because historically –

We all remember when Matthews came into the league, it was like Babcock's job in conjunction with Lou and Shanahan to kind of shelter him, take it easy, play Bozak more, play Kadri more, just ease him in, don't put too much on his plate.