Kevin Woodley

Like, so, um, it is confidence to, to, it is comp, it adds confidence to hear them say that, um, to sort of have that extra layer and be, and because when, when they say it, you believe it, right?

Like there's a, there's a layer of honesty to these guys that, um,

I do think we can take their word.

It doesn't mean they're not going to be tested down the road.

If they have earlier than expected success, it doesn't mean they're going to have to try and force or persuade patients down the road.

There are still other things that remain to be seen.

We've seen so far a commitment financially to doing this the right way because that's the one thing.

You can't stop spending money in a rebuild.

Right.

And we've got the Canadians on right now and everybody's watching it and everybody's pointing to them as sort of maybe a model of this rebuild.

Take a look at the staffing that they have.

Go to their staffing pages.

Look how deep it runs in the player development, skill development side, the stories.

that have come out of Montreal over the past four years, about the different types of people they've brought in as tools to give players tools to get better.

Skills coaches, skating coaches, mindset coaches.

Having young players means...

bringing in the resources to make sure they develop properly.

It's not just about going young and cheap and fast.

You have to give them all the tools.

And I'm not saying it won't happen.