Judd Zulgad

Those are the moves that if a team like the Wilds is going to make them, you know, for a guy like, or make a pitch for Austin Matthews, Jack Hughes, Brady Kachuk, who likely will get moved.

How much is Bill Guerin trying to save bullets for that?

And then the second part of my question is,

Is the Wild not trading Yurov because they love him and they consider him damn near untouchable?

Or are they not trading him because they're going to trade him this summer or at least try to?

Now, when we're talking the real estate of Matthews or Kachuk,

or Jack Hughes, there's a chance that a team will just say, no, like we're going to take, if we're going to trade the player at all, which they might not, we're going to take what the Kings are offering because it's 10 times more.

But I do wonder when we're talking about the reluctance to include pieces now, is that because you are in love with the player that you're keeping?

Or is that because that's going to be part of what you're going to offer in the summer?

And then to come back full circle to what we talked about on our last show or two days ago, it might've been on Tuesday.

The other issue is,

does the wild even have enough to make those trades?

Like it ain't like they got a lot of draft picks left.

So does your oven Volstead and I don't know, a 2031st first round pick.

And I'll feel pretty hollow though.

If the feeling is, you know what we said, wait till next year.

I feel like when you go get Jack Hughes,

That's not a, that's not a stop sign age.

That's a green light.

And so if they come out of this saying, well, it was too much, it was too much.