Rob Brown

So to me, you know,

It's hard not to listen when Paul Coffey speaks because he knows what he's talking about.

It's usually with a biting sarcasm to it.

But he does build you up.

And I had played, I think, three years with Coffey.

I loved hanging around with Coffey.

But you're right.

I liked some of the things that he was saying to other people because it was funny instead of when it was to you because he does have a very biting sense of humor.

It is unbelievable.

I don't know, have you been out here for the last two playoff runs?

Have you guys come out to this?

We're not invited.

They don't let me at Edmonton.

You're more than welcome to come sit with me in my little booth.

It's amazing.

But it is unbelievable here.

Like the entire city, like guys driving around today, everyone's got their oiler jerseys on already.

The flags are on everybody's cars.

When you go downtown tonight, the party atmosphere is there.

The one thing about Edmonton, and it's probably because we have eight to ten months of winter, that any time something comes to town,