Landon Ferraro

I've trained with them.

And seeing what that family's like, like, there is no break.

It's a gas pedal across the way.

And when you're looking at young guys and, yeah, you want...

players in front of them on the ice that can help things along he's been through a lot but also on the on the skill side like yeah that might not be someone you're looking at if you're the next whoever they draft if it's a forward and a young player coming in you might not be asking him how to toe drag and raise it from two feet whatever right but

Him in the gym, how he takes care of himself, knowing how he's played for, what, 14 years now?

He's over 900 games.

That's not an easy 900 games.

No.

Like, that is punishment and punishment and him going back.

Like, for young guys to see that, especially out of an older guy, because it's not like a young kid that comes up that's really tough, that...

can go play soccer before the game, put his gear on, and then go battle.

Like, they're going to see a Gallagher that has to put that much more effort into getting his body to the right spot, yet he gets on the ice and he's the first one into the scrum.

Well, he's probably starting it, if we're being honest.

But, you know, like, I think all of that is so valuable.

And, you know, you can talk about the Evander Kane from last year.

It's two very different people, two very different mindsets.

I think the latter would have a lot more care or pride in the crest that he'd be putting on.

I know they would mean a lot to him.

On top of being a fun story for the team, I think it would be really good for them.