Ryan Whitney

I mean, even for me, like in high school, my freshman year of high school, Ray Bork had just won the Stanley Cup and then came that next year and coached us.

Like the stuff that you guys do just to give back and to keep the game where it is.

And, you know, just even seeing all your guys' face as, you know, we heard stories about you from our parents growing up and, you know, hockey fans over the years.

It's amazing.

And to see those mustaches in person is beautiful.

Yeah.

That's awesome.

Yeah, I like that question there, Dave.

Who would be your Mount Rushmore of stashes?

Well, you know, Wendell was, I just saw like a video of Wendell.

His is a little too much.

It's too clean, I think.

It's a little Fu Manchu-ish, but still, Wendell's Wendell.

He can do whatever the hell he wants, you know.

You're right.

He was pretty tough.

Like,

If you were looking or talking, he was throwing, so you had to be ready with him around.

What would Wendell do?

I feel like that whole organization needs to take on that model moving forward.