Mat Sundin

And later on in this answer, you're going to see Keith Pelley jump in again.

And you're not going to hear Gino's follow up because Gino did get a follow up in.

And Jesse, maybe you can fill in the blank there because we're not totally sure what he asked.

But let's play the answer.

No, no, no.

Here, wait.

Before you get there, I want you again, like Adam said, focus on Keith.

He's angry about the perception that's out there.

And that's why he's like, I got this.

He's angry.

So let Keith answer John's question.

Cool, didn't ask.

Yeah, I would just echo that, you know, while I had a full-time job, that part of that job was involved in sports as well.

It was a different side of sports on the capital side.

And so to go around and meet different organizations across the globe, you know, see what a world-class organization looks like, how they're structured, how they're resourced, how they're creating competitive advantages, right from ownership down through the players, it was an incredibly valuable lens.

And so, you know, I think if I had not been a general manager previously, that would be more concern for me.

But the fact that I've sat in the chair and now have a different lens as well, I think it's actually been a real positive to learn and grow and become more diverse in my thoughts and opinions.

And I think that'll be a real asset for me.

Hold up for a sec here.

That right there is why Keith Pelley hired him.