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Prezo didn't quarterback things, but if he wanted to play that role for a portion of the power play, he definitely could.

And so I think that there is also a chemistry thing there, which, you know, will take time.

And, but, you know, for what he should bring on the power play consistently, I think he's trying to sort of find his place.

And Quinn Hughes has the quarterback label.

So, yeah,

I just saw him on the power play Capri.

So I was sort of like looking for his spot as opposed to just give me the damn puck.

And I think that there's, I think there's a happy medium to be reached here.

I guess my question is, is that going to take the rest of the season?

Is that something that's a training camp thing?

Uh,

because Quinn Hughes being introduced to the power play is a magnificent thing, but it definitely, especially for another great player, it definitely alters and changes roles.

And Caprizo is not a selfish player as far as I can tell at all.

Yeah.

So, so that's the thing is I'm wondering like, does this find it?

Because if that power play finds it's itself consistently, you know, in the playoffs and,

You don't get a ton of power plays there, but it could be incredibly effective.

So I am curious, if you watch it on Thursday, do they begin to sort of find where each of them belongs?

Because when you watch Hughes' age, he...

he has a rhythm to him.