Judd Zulgad

That was something he mentioned, I want to say, on Sunday or either following Tuesday's game against the Capitals.

And

Whatever he saw and his team saw, he adjusted and saying, okay, Gustafson, we plan to start him on Saturday, and then Wallstead's going to be the starter against Colorado.

Having that luxury, I think, right now is too much.

Obviously, when you get in the playoffs, it's the same team for a best-of-seven series, and you can only play one of them.

You can't swap back and forth.

Well, you could swap back and forth.

We've seen this team do it.

I'm very against that.

But up until that point, you're playing...

You're playing in a division where you have two powerhouse juggernaut teams ahead of you.

You're third in the division, and you probably, I think, as of right now, would be first, or if not tied for first in every single other division in hockey.

It's a luxury that a lot of other teams don't have, and I don't think the Wild want to move off of that.

You would need to be able to get some sort of bona fide

grand slam home run guy back to, to center that top line.

But even then, I just think one, there's probably, I don't, I'll, I'll admit, I don't know the legal stuff there because some people have told me that the no trade stuff has kicked in and there's some sort of like, I got to research it.

Yeah.

I'll find a law that doesn't allow them to be moved.

I didn't think it kicked in until the new deal.

Yeah.