John Chayka

So I want to hear what those ideas are.

And I want to understand, you know, there's...

In a tough season, there's good times and there's bad times.

And what does he do when the times are bad?

And what did he try?

And what worked and what didn't work?

And I think those are all ideas that we should spend some time on together.

I'd also say that I view the coaching relationship with the front office as a real collaboration.

I think the coach is an organizational role.

And so I just want to talk to him and hear his view on how he was integrated and his view on all the different resources available to Leafs and how we can maybe do a better job with all that.

Do you see William Nylander as a key cornerstone of the Maple Leafs?

I do, yeah.

I think he's a world-class talent.

Could be one of the most talented players in the world.

I think, again, Matt's special relationship with his dad, the Swedish background.

I think we need to find a way to get more of our entire group, and William Nylander's in that.

Okay.

I would say that there's usually some organic change that occurs in any front office.

I don't have any preordained plans.

I'm going to meet with everybody.