Ken Boehlke

Well, Zune was not an MP3 player?

And like you had to find the right radio station too, right?

Or like the right frequency.

It was like, it was 12.

Let's be real.

So how consistent...

were they to what you're seeing now?

Like, were there elements?

Because I know a lot has been made of like the goaltending, but as far as like the functional play, were there elements to say like, hey, like this team should be a lot better trying to ignore all the stats during the course of the year?

So Marner in particular, I imagine the Vegas fans' perception of Mitch Marner is significantly different than, say, I don't know, the Toronto Maple Leafs fans.

How is that?

Again, I'll admit, I was a bit of a critic.

I should say a bit of a critic.

I was quite the critic of Mitch Marner.

You called him Snitch Marner for like a year.

You have done that for a long time.

Yes, I have.

Okay, let's be real.

But basically, March onwards, especially in these playoffs, he has transformed the idea of how we perceive Mitch Marner.

That's why I asked about the consistency part, too, because, you know, for me, just watching them through the course of the year, it feels like they should have such an obvious identity, right?