Matt Beisler

And so when I look at some of the previous games earlier in the season, you know, the Vancouver, the Portland, you go out on the field and it's like, all right, we know we're maybe inferior and we're trying to hold on.

And it's like we're trying to not give up goals.

We got to go out and try and win the games.

And that's what I've seen the past two games.

So give them credit.

I don't know if they figured something out, if they've changed their approach, or if it just sort of happened.

But I can tell you they look different in the last two games.

You bring up a good point.

The way that the roster mechanisms work, there's the designated player rule, which is the uncapped portion of the roster.

Last I checked, it was three.

I think it might be three plus one.

There's a young designated player rule now, but essentially, let's just say three.

You've got to get those players right.

You can't miss on those players.

The league now is too good, and the money is high enough where those three players have got to be your stars.

And if you miss on some of those players, on any one of them, you put yourself in a big hole.

Those players, because you're paying them above the cap, they've got to be the difference makers.

They've got to go win you games.

They have to put the team on their back.

And so I don't know if we've gotten those necessarily right.