Peter Laviolette

Yeah, I mean, I don't play at all during the season.

I'm not a huge golfer, so I do get out.

I find my best rounds probably like the first or second round of the year when I don't have any stress.

And as it moves into August and close to training camp, everything just comes.

The wheels just fall right off the cart, literally.

But I don't play that much.

I think probably because I'm down here in Florida, the humidity is just wicked.

Like my boys grab me, we'll go out and play nine holes, 18 holes, maybe a couple times a month, but nothing every day.

Yeah, I mean, I think when you go on those long trips, you know, the players kind of work it out and they go golfing.

And listen, they're going to do what they want to do on their days off.

I think when you're in the playoffs or close to the playoffs or coming down the stretch, I think there's always conversations just to say, hey.

These are good things to do to help you.

These are things that probably will take away from your game and put you in a different direction.

And you try to control what you control.

I think there's always those type of meetings.

There's no question that the guys are slipping off to play golf when they go off to California or down to Florida.

They're trying to find a place to tee it up.

Yeah, again, I think anything that's going to take away, I mean, you're going out at night, you're going to a pool, you're going golfing, whatever it is that you're going to do.

But I also find, too, Scotty, that guys that, you know, they're professionals and they try to manage that.

So if it's the day before the game, maybe they're trying to manage what they do a little bit more as opposed to two days before a game.