Rob Blake

Yeah.

Yeah, but it's never anything you're really –

I don't think you think about it going in.

Like you think about the Stanley cup as a kid, right?

You watch it and you're like, you do the outdoor games, road hockey or whatever.

You don't think about the hall of fame, right?

You know, Olympic golds now that they're playing and guys are thinking about that.

So it, it kind of creeps up on you, but it is a good remembrance of, of what you had to do and what you went through.

So, and they do such a special job in Toronto.

I was just in last, uh, the last one here a couple of weeks ago with a jumbo.

I wanted to see you.

I played with him at San Jose for a couple of years and Glenn Murray, who, you know, a good friend of mine here with the Kings, him and Joe are real good, real good friends.

He just loved it.

And that's why that kind of rubs off on all the guys.

Like he just, he loved to be at the rink.

He's going to have to be at the rink the rest of his life.

He has to be.

Yeah.

And he's going to enjoy every day, no matter what.

No other guys, you lose three or four in a row, you're kind of walking around, he's