Ryan Whitney

and slinging the stories and you could just tell like being around the boys and that locker room setting is what brings them true joy and especially just doing it through the pain that he's in and the fatigue that he's in like it's affected and he lost his eyesight for I believe five six days that he said recently and just going through all the chemo and everything man he is

He was a larger than life, insanely tough hockey player.

And he has surpassed that by light years, the way that he's handled this situation that he's going through right now.

So just to piggyback what you said, our thoughts are with him.

He's going to keep fighting and he's going to beat this fucker because he's as tough as they come.

It's actually the fact that you brought that up already, because I saw that video you're talking about that was going around.

I actually, when we went to the outdoor game last year, it was St.

Louis and Chicago.

St.

Louis ended up taking it down, but...

Wayne had brought a bunch of jerseys, like an old school throwback, the looking ones that you wore on the ice with chase and number 39 on the back of it.

So I grabbed one and it, I actually put it right behind where I record, but we're not recording in our regular or my regular spot today.

So it's going to be behind me from now on when we record the podcast.

And I, I actually, somebody left the extra one.

So I have the extra one hands.

I don't know if you got one or,

I'll take one.

Yeah.

Maybe, uh, or even RA, I can send it to you and you could put it behind you there just to kind of continue to show our support for him.

And as crazy as this sounds, like I bet you, he would love to even come on and talk and just talk hockey with us at a certain point, especially when his energy is where it needs to be.