John Matisz

So I think that the voting results will be pretty interesting when it comes down to the Norris.

I still haven't...

um committed to what's going to be in my top three uh especially because and i probably didn't articulate it very well before but like the cases are very different i guess is what i was trying to say where you've got a more insider defensive defenseman having like an elite season defensively and then also putting up 60 points and then you've got you know let's say on the other side of the the spectrum uh an offensive defenseman and evan bouchard 92 points

And I know he gets really wrecked for his defensive play.

I think it's fine.

I don't think it's necessarily extremely bad or extremely good.

But he does end up on a lot of highlight reels for the wrong reason.

So you wonder how that plays into people's minds.

And, again, just to contrast with Sider, there's certainly, you know, different playing styles there.

And then you've got guys that are somewhere in the middle of those two players in terms of bringing everything to the table in Wierenski and Darlene.

And, of course, you've got to know all well what Quinn Hughes can do when he's out in controlling play.

And he's playing like 28 minutes for Minnesota right now.

It's just insane.

And then we've got Kael McCarr.

Hey, you know.

Best defenseman in the world sort of flying into the radar.

So, but the Norris is the most interesting one by far.

And then I would put the heart is, you know, there's a lot of intrigue there, but I would say it's less like, you know, compelling overall.

And then, you know, Calder is pretty much, you know, tied up same with Sullivan.

Yeah, I mean, I think probably we're too hard.