Paul Bissonnette

Right.

But when Sid was coming in, it was evident to everyone.

I don't think anyone thought, oh, this kid's not going to light it up.

It was everyone knew.

But Kane, there was questions.

Right.

He was a little bit smaller, more like slight.

But you yourself, were you like, oh, no, this is a no brainer.

Just like I'm seeing the same type thing.

I got a question about a guy, and that's the dog, Nathan McKinnon.

Now, when Sid agreed to sit down with us, it was huge for our show.

Yeah.

It was a big moment in spitting chiclets.

And because of Sid, Nate agreed to do it up in Halifax.

And I was amazed at the interview.

He's so open and honest about... When he went through the struggles, right?

He ended up seeing a sports psychologist and the difference that made.

And I'm wondering...

For you, with the expectations, when he wasn't lighting it up and it was the 50-point years, how was it for you dealing with him?

Because the pressure he puts on himself, I can't imagine the phone calls you're getting in those years of him not becoming the Nathan McKinnon we see today.