Joey Kocur

All of a sudden you see his emotion get into it and you're like, okay, wow.

Like that's the, that's the coach and the fiery, the fieriness that you need in order to be a head coach in national hockey league.

You need to show up every day and you need to pour your heart and soul into it.

And it's Gruden with football.

It's just the love of the game.

It's playing at the right way.

way love of the game and and being in the fire being in the mix with the boys competing day in day out and he i think he's used the line before he says not enough of these guys hate losing enough more than they enjoy winning and that's the i was and you know it kind of made me think like i hadn't heard as much as when he said it when we were at tnt but also him dropping it at the the press conference so

It's kind of hard, though, so let's take a step back.

He took over, and it was a complete real culture change from the beginning because they turned things around.

They started winning.

Ten and one, I think, in the first 11.

Yeah, they had this incredible push.

All their defensive analytics and numbers completely flipped upside down.

They weren't protecting the house well enough.

Guys were getting way too easy to the goaltender in the crease area where that changed.

Obviously, they got the mojo.

I think he got a career year out of Charlie Coyle.

You saw what Zach Wierenski was doing.

Well, he's kind of doing it already, but especially even more amplified when Bones took over.

So, I guess...