Paul Bissonnette

That didn't happen.

So that's what I'll look back on and make sure I don't make that mistake again.

Well, yeah, I think when you –

We weren't winning enough.

You start thinking about, we've got to get a couple of wins here to calm everything down.

And then, you know, the one slips away, you lose the shootout, you lose in overtime.

So I think it can certainly wear on you.

You've got to fight that urge and just make sure the guys are feeling good about themselves.

But, yeah, I think it goes through your head, especially the year we had.

It was up and down.

Expectations are high in Vegas.

As you said, they make a deal every year at the deadline to win.

It's one of the reasons I went there.

I thought they had a great chance to win and I'd like that to be my next opportunity.

I'd like a chance to win and take the pressure that goes along with it and the expectations.

I don't have a problem with that at all because, you know, you don't want to coach a team where it's okay to lose, you know, we're building.

I think there's certain times in your career as a coach, you can do that.

I just don't feel, you know, that I'm at that place right now or I'd rather have the chance to win.

I can't always pick and choose.

I understand that.