Justin Williams

He thanks you for the automobile.

So once upon a time, you did get a car.

I remember the All-Star game where they would give you a car.

I don't know where that stopped, but somewhere along the lines, the NHL stopped giving out cars.

But you got something to that Rod Brindamore always talks about too, and that is, you know, stacking memories.

We're stacking memories, we're stacking memories, we're stacking memories.

When you look back, like we'll get off this year's Carolina Hurricanes here briefly.

When you look back at your career, like you stacked a lot of memories and Stanley Cups and the Greg mentioned Consummate Trophies.

When you look back at the career, is it those moments of ultimate success that jump out for you or is it something else?

Yes.

The only guy left there, Drew Dowdy.

Okay, so let me, listen, you know, Drew, you played with the Chute.

Do you think that he maybe just goes on like evergreen deals, one, one, one, one, or do you think at the end of this one, because he just seems like someone that just loves to play hockey.

At the end of it, guy's a hockey player, and as long as someone's going to pay him to play hockey, he's going to play hockey.

What do you see with Dowdy in the next couple of years as the contract winds down?

Florida's good enough.

Actually, last one for me, Justin.

I'm glad we sort of kind of sideways got to the Florida Panthers here.

I kind of look at what happened with Carolina against the Florida Panthers to sort of be instructive.

And there was, like, a lot of little data points in there for your Carolina Hurricanes.