Keaton Verhoff

If you look at him and Kane, Kane was –

you know, the skill guy who it looked like the game came easier to him.

And then Taves was one of those guys that worked for every inch on the ice.

So ultimate competitor, hated playing against them, would have loved playing with them.

You know, true gentleman of the game too, like always there.

You saw him, you'd see him in Chicago, like the visitor's room,

was right next to the main locker room the Blackhawks locker room and he would always be out signing autographs for kids taking time so I think he's just one of those guys that's just a great ambassador for the game and you know we talked about the Hall of Fame earlier with Keith Kachuk and I would imagine he's going to be getting his name called in a couple years well said buddy yeah obviously unreal that he got to play in Winnipeg before it all ended yeah like

Way less, yeah.

He's got forearms on him.

It looks like Craig Biggio.

Hey, so what's the backstory of you living in Ray Whitney's old house?

Every farm boy that we talked to, it seems like they want to play hockey because the farm life is harder than playing in the NHL.

And was that kind of the case with you seeing how hard your grandfather's working and other family members?

What team impressed you the most?

Great question, Yance.

Thank you.

I thought Toronto was unbelievable.

And we talked about it when, you know, McKenna's kind of stock was dropping a little bit, and we commended you guys for going the harder route, right?

You could have stayed in junior and, you know, played the easier game, but then you go to college, you're playing against men.

So we commended you guys, but I'm looking to get my second X here.