Rod Brind'Amour

And then Taylor Hall is just, you know, he's a former MVP of the NHL and you can see it's in his game.

He's kind of, I don't know if you say rejuvenated or whatever, but he's certainly, you know, doing everything to, to show that.

And so it's been a good combination.

I think Halsey's helped those young kids out just to keep playing and, and, you know, calm them down a little bit, but yeah,

How it came about was just put three pretty high-skilled players together and see what happens.

Literally, what's gone on, you say people haven't watched their team play.

If you've watched at all during the year, they've played like that every game.

They just maybe not have gone in, but that's all they've looked almost since we put them together.

Well, just his past experience.

I think, like you said, I mean...

He didn't have the best of years, you know, statistically, that's for sure.

But, you know, it's a different time of year.

And, you know, a guy that's been there before for us, we've seen how he's played in the playoffs for us in the past.

He's been exceptional.

So it wasn't really a tough decision.

You know, Busty's played great all year.

But when you got a guy sitting here fresh and, you know, with that experience, it's just a different game here in the playoffs.

And he certainly...

have no problem going to bussy if we need to, but we certainly, it was an easy decision, I think, to go with Freddie to start.

No, no, I would never come on the air and say that we're doing something ahead of some other teams.