Luke Schenn

And so, I mean...

I don't know.

I, I might, like I said, Mitch, I thought was, you know, we, I played two series with him against, uh, Tampa and Florida.

He's got the big matchups every night.

It's, he plays, you know, he carries the mail as far as offensively, defensively on the kill power plays playing, you know, 22, 23 minutes a night in regulation.

Like those are super hard matchups.

And, uh, I would just say, yeah, just the overall experience he's gotten, uh, you know, going through everything in Toronto.

And then you, you mix that in with his team Canada experience and learning from guys and,

He's only getting better, and he's probably really just entering his prime now.

I mean, yeah, there is.

First of all, I absolutely love playing in Toronto.

I mean, I've been on both sides of it where I came in as a high pick and there wasn't any high picks, I think, since like Wendell or something before me.

And yeah, there was pressure for a young guy who came in and made the team and, you know, the team didn't.

I guess, take off a few years after I got there.

And I was maybe kind of up and down a little bit too.

So you kind of feel a little bit that, you know, maybe sometimes you've got to do more.

You've got to put up more numbers or you've got to – sometimes it's –

You just kind of live and learn a little bit.

But then I came back on the other side of it, too, where, you know, I would already, like you said, played in Tappan, got the chance to win there and came back and almost felt no pressure because, you know, I'd already been through sort of ups and downs, kind of been beaten up a little bit in the market, which...

You know, I didn't find bad or nothing like that.