Jesse Pierce

And then he's got maybe, what do we have, a couple of weeks here until the trade deadline.

And then he's really got to take a long, hard look at what he wants to do.

And I think a lot of us as analysts are torn because we love the one-two punch and goal.

And Jesper Volstead is somebody we do not want to see leave.

And I'll be the first to say I don't want to see that happen.

But I'm just going to sit back and trust Bill Guerin because –

I go back to this every time he's been on Stanley cup teams.

He's been a part of Stanley cup championships as a manager with Pittsburgh.

And now we watch what he did with team USA.

At some point, you just got to trust that this guy and his staff know what they're doing.

And so you put your heart aside and say, if he's going to have to move one of their big pieces, which would likely be the goaltender, then I'm going to let Billy D do what he has to do.

And then we're going to see where it plays out.

Thank you, Gorgie, is the T-shirt that SodaStix put together right as the break was coming, that Nashville game.

Kind of the catchphrase that you get at the end of the interview, which is kind of fun.

Although, of course, if it's Foligno, it's thank you, K-Train, which I love.

No, it's cool, and it's fun to be a part of that, and we've seen so many different –

you know, wild related t-shirts come together.

I think this team's got some real juice.

I think the fans are all in the building's been unbelievably full.

I think you go back to Quinn Hughes.