Mat Sundin

Who awkwardly...

cheered a little bit at times.

Yeah, that's weird.

There was a lot of round of applause at moments like, hey, we're going to introduce people.

And then there's clapping because somebody starts clapping and they're like, this is my job.

I have to clap along with the people who are my bosses who are starting this clapping.

So they'd all clap with that.

And then the media were sitting there and being like, we're not.

You know, when we worked for Keith Pelley, worked under Keith Pelley, I didn't work for Keith Pelley.

I worked for Ed Rogers.

But when we worked there, we had those meetings and they were we called them the clappers.

because you'd have to go in and you just sit there for an hour while they said a bunch of stuff that didn't really apply to you and you go yeah every five minutes or every 10 minutes they introduce something you got to clap along to it like it's impressive that's how they do it no matter what was said because there were a lot of meetings where hey concerning thing and everyone's clapping and you go to the person next to you you go wonderful yeah yeah

Yep.

But, I mean, that's just how it works.

And listen, we all worked there a long, long time, so we kind of know the drill.

They rolled out the red carpet, for sure.

Absolutely.

And you know what?

I'll say this.

Just to start off the show, they had the picture of Matz and Keith and John Chayka sitting in the dressing room.