Paul Bissonnette

I was on the plane.

And we forgot to mention on the show that we recorded on Sunday that Saturday night, big game.

I mean, every game right now for Ottawa is a playoff game.

um omar decides he can't play we didn't talk about this we we didn't talk we we actually put this one on ice because we didn't know how it was going to shake out and yeah i'm kind of kind of glad we did so he decides he's not able to play all right then the the news breaks and ottawa fans i think they're i think they're sick and tired of it and listen

I'm not sitting here and saying mental health is not real at all.

I can't imagine what this guy's gone through.

I feel for him.

It's brutal.

And there's been people in my family who've struggled with depression.

And it's a horrible thing to have to battle that stuff, right?

But at some point here, you're making big dough.

You're the guy that the team needs right now.

They need you most.

You got to be willing to play hockey right now.

You got to be willing to get in there and play.

And then to come back against Florida on Tuesday night, he gives up five goals on 15 shots.

He gave up a goal.

He gave up the first two shots.

The Panthers took one in the net.

Yeah, and listen, there's going to be a lot of people, oh, mental health, mental health.