Kyle Bukauskas

He's been incredible.

You know, I thought it was interesting that the Flyers, you know, put in a couple of the kids in game four, Luchenko, Oliver Bonk as well.

Clearly just looking for a spark.

Get something, knowing the situation that they were in.

You want to talk a little Mishkov here?

And there was a story right from early on in the year that –

He didn't come into camp in the best shape.

Would it be fair to categorize it that way?

Yeah, and the reason why I brought that up is that it just feels like, Elliot, in today's world, with the way the league is now and how fast everybody is and the pace the game is at, if that's your story coming into training camp, it is very hard to turn things around as the season's ongoing.

It's hard to find examples of...

When you see a guy going, well, he did not look great coming into training camp, and then not in good shape, whatever the case may be, not putting himself in the best possible scenario to have a good start, it's tough to make up ground that way.

So that's got to be nipped in the bud first and foremost if you want to have a better –

a better chance at more success individually and as a team and that whole dynamic that you want to believe can still work.

No question.

So that'll be the headline for the Flyers as they go into the offseason, but should not take away from what was a really great finish for that team.

And, you know, a lot of within all of that, a lot of great stories in terms of young players on the roster that are just getting started.

Okay, with that, let's get to the final thought, which is presented by your Canadian Toyota dealers.

And Elliot, we circle back to the Vancouver Canucks and their search for the next GM or whoever is going to be the one heading up their hockey operations.

And so it looks like maybe we could see an announcement as early as this week, but...

You wanted to touch on the future of Daniel and Henrik Sedin.