Judd Zulgad

That's great.

In fact, he is, I looked this up today, he is a face-off-wise, Michael McCarron has 59 games, 52.8% right-handed shot.

But I think when you made that move, I think it's logical to assume that

that Michael McCarron is going to be your fourth line center.

Nico Sturm is going to be scratched, right?

You'd think so.

Ryan Hartman is still your first line guy, which I don't really love.

Now, Hartman on face-offs is at 44.2%.

This is the thing to keep in mind.

So Sturm is probably going to give way to McCarron.

Nico Sturm is at 54.3%.

Erickson Eck is at 48.6.

Hartman's at 44.2.

And Yurov is at an ungodly terrible 38.9.

So I think Sturm gets scratched.

I don't think that they are super happy with his production.

I think they're trying to essentially redo that entire fourth line for the playoffs, which, okay, that's fine.

But you sort of tied up now the bottom six.

And...

You're looking at a situation where if you don't trade Hartman, and I don't think you're going to, if you don't trade Hartman and you do get a guy that can play top six and plays with Zuccarello and Kaprizov age, I think you're talking about Hartman going to the third line center and Yurov probably splitting off the wing.