Rick Stephens

And what?

How's he using it?

How does that relate to effectiveness?

He's a smooth skater.

Well, great.

Wonderful.

We're not here... It's not figure skating for skating appreciation.

I think back to...

think back a long time Murray Wilson if any of our listeners recognize the name Murray Wilson and you can think of a lot of famous players of the dynasty era of the Montreal Canadian Canadians of the 70s and I bet you you'll come up with 20 players before you come up with the name Murray Wilson and

Murray Wilson was a beautiful skater, gorgeous skater, long, smooth strides.

And listen, he was pretty good, effective, bottom six player, maybe 30 points a season.

He's got his name on four Stanley Cups titles.

Famously, Murray was misspelled three times on the Stanley Cup.

But I never, ever, ever heard Dick Irvin or Danny Gallivan talk about Murray Wilson and his gorgeous skating in the same kind of terms that they talk about Matheson.

I don't.

That's just—that's ludicrous.

Yeah, again, there's lots of players who love to play in Montreal.

And again, I'd say, and what?

How does that help his effectiveness?

A $9.5 million, $10 million player.