Mike

That was what was on the other end of last night's game for them.

That was what was on the other end of last night's game for them.

I care more about Matthew Kachuk than I do my daughter.

I care more about Matthew Kachuk than I do my daughter.

I care more about Matthew Kachuk than I do my daughter.

i think that's why i wept really was the the emotional release of it being over thank god we're not a punchline and we've we've over the last few years the florida panthers have done a great deal of suffering late in post seasons and i think that's what all poured out of me which is just like oh my god this is off our shoulders and we came on on the other side uh yeah that was not not at all fun

i think that's why i wept really was the the emotional release of it being over thank god we're not a punchline and we've we've over the last few years the florida panthers have done a great deal of suffering late in post seasons and i think that's what all poured out of me which is just like oh my god this is off our shoulders and we came on on the other side uh yeah that was not not at all fun

i think that's why i wept really was the the emotional release of it being over thank god we're not a punchline and we've we've over the last few years the florida panthers have done a great deal of suffering late in post seasons and i think that's what all poured out of me which is just like oh my god this is off our shoulders and we came on on the other side uh yeah that was not not at all fun

The only other time that I think I felt that was when I was working with Chelsea and we won the Champions League. And that was like a whole bunch of COVID stuff and a whole bunch. And I kind of knew that that was the end of my assignment. I really poured myself into my work during that time. And that.

The only other time that I think I felt that was when I was working with Chelsea and we won the Champions League. And that was like a whole bunch of COVID stuff and a whole bunch. And I kind of knew that that was the end of my assignment. I really poured myself into my work during that time. And that.

The only other time that I think I felt that was when I was working with Chelsea and we won the Champions League. And that was like a whole bunch of COVID stuff and a whole bunch. And I kind of knew that that was the end of my assignment. I really poured myself into my work during that time. And that.

I cried not just because they won the championship, I cried because I worked so damn hard to make sure that that life didn't interfere with the other lives and it was just a whole big deal. I was so happy for the people in that organization that I truly care about. I've grown to really love these players and have an affinity for Matthew Kachuk.

I cried not just because they won the championship, I cried because I worked so damn hard to make sure that that life didn't interfere with the other lives and it was just a whole big deal. I was so happy for the people in that organization that I truly care about. I've grown to really love these players and have an affinity for Matthew Kachuk.

I cried not just because they won the championship, I cried because I worked so damn hard to make sure that that life didn't interfere with the other lives and it was just a whole big deal. I was so happy for the people in that organization that I truly care about. I've grown to really love these players and have an affinity for Matthew Kachuk.

After we left the arena at 3 a.m., Chris Whittingham is not lying when he says, like, my friends hate me. He was not enjoying last night. We FaceTimed him. My wife and I, we FaceTimed him again, and he answered at, like, 3 a.m. And we were just begging him, come back, man. Come on. I texted him before the game yesterday. I'm like, dude, we need you here. We need you.

After we left the arena at 3 a.m., Chris Whittingham is not lying when he says, like, my friends hate me. He was not enjoying last night. We FaceTimed him. My wife and I, we FaceTimed him again, and he answered at, like, 3 a.m. And we were just begging him, come back, man. Come on. I texted him before the game yesterday. I'm like, dude, we need you here. We need you.

After we left the arena at 3 a.m., Chris Whittingham is not lying when he says, like, my friends hate me. He was not enjoying last night. We FaceTimed him. My wife and I, we FaceTimed him again, and he answered at, like, 3 a.m. And we were just begging him, come back, man. Come on. I texted him before the game yesterday. I'm like, dude, we need you here. We need you.

Maybe that would spark us if you –

Maybe that would spark us if you –

Maybe that would spark us if you –