Randeep Janda

Louis and you want to reunite brothers there, that's up to you.

But this is the consensus number one, right?

You've got to get two or three of these types of players, whether at the top of the draft.

So to me, yeah, I don't really care about the GM in the terms of the big scheme of things.

Five years from now, when this is hopefully a team that's competing for something

you know, whether it's the conference, whether it's the Stanley Cup, this is hopefully the first piece of many, right?

Like, William's a heck of a player.

Tom Villander's a heck of a player.

But you need blue chip automatic players to take it to the next level.

And speaking of the devil.

It was just a wild take by the guy.

Well, it comes down to the mandate, right?

When you're talking about what is that cycle.

Is it a five-year cycle?

If you're looking for five years, get as many good young players in the lottery.

If that's your mandate, there's no GM across the league that's going to rush things because they have that runway.

Now, if you don't have that runway, that's where it starts to get dangerous.

That's where they start to expedite those moves.

That's why you pull off a Hamannik for...

a second round pick type of deal because you feel like you're you're kind of chasing it every year and you want to expedite that so whether it's dorian whether it's somebody else guys it comes down to the mandate we're like how much time are you being given to get this done and general managers like they can be patient if they're told we want you to be patient yeah