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And I think especially if there is an opportunity now to get Ian back in the fold to a greater degree and him running the department and he works closely with Terranious and you can create that alignment, which is a word that we've been focusing in on a little bit here on the show and something that Trevor brought up yesterday.

And, you know, you've spoken about on the goalie side of things that sometimes the messages from players

goalie coaches on different levels have not been the same and that creates a little bit of inconsistency.

Given that Ryan Johnson has seen that in action and if you're willing to bring these people back in the fold and have them work together, does it give you more confidence that they can ensure that that alignment would exist this time around through the organization and the goalie department?

I'm a hundred percent with you and I'm so intrigued to see how it all, how it all falls apart.

And I think ultimately how it all comes together, hopefully not falls apart.

A hundred percent, a hundred percent.

It's conditioned to think the worst, but yeah, a hundred percent.

I think it's, to me, it's more about the acumen of pulling it off as opposed to all the other questions that we have from, you know, getting people on board then and culture side.

And I'm hopeful and we'll see ultimately how it goes.

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There's a lot of work ahead, right?

Well said.

And that's kind of how I feel.

I have questions about how it's going to go because rebuilds are not easy.

But from a character standpoint, very few questions about that because of the quality of the individuals involved here.

Before we let you go, Avs and Vegas Golden Knights.

Game one is coming up here tonight.

From a goaltending matchup point of view, it's been fascinating watching the Avs because Scott Wedgwood, as you've been talking about throughout the course of the year, has been the better goalie and he's carried the load for the most part.

McKenzie Blackwood's been involved to some degree.