Randeep Janda

So I think with Dorian, it's surprising because, yes, he has worked in a Canadian market.

Could you say he excelled in a Canadian market?

I don't necessarily think so now.

Especially when you start looking at the other names involved.

Because you're right.

What is their competitive edge?

Is it analytics?

Is it, you know, essentially coming from a scouting, heavy scouting background, whether it's collegiate or pro level?

And not to say that Pierre Dorian doesn't have attributes, but what is the, you know, what is the...

What is, I guess, the winning edge or that competitive edge he has?

And to me, I didn't see that in Ottawa, with all due respect.

Maybe a couple of people on the staff in Ottawa might have said that.

But other than that, you're right.

Okay.

A couple of things on Dorian.

And I think we have to engage on this aspect as well, guys, is when he was the GM there, there was a really interesting dynamic with Eugene Melnick as well.

Yes.

And that one, I don't know to his –

it's on his record whether we think it's fair or not he had to try to manage up but it didn't seem like he did much of that right it was essentially taking the shots remote ownership taking you know direction and then in a lot of ways eating the bullets and but managing up is a very important aspect of this job you just mentioned eating bullets

Yeah, essentially take the body shots while you try to work towards something in terms of, you know, I go back to that.