Satiar Shah

I hear you with that.

I mean, hey, listen, trust me, in radio, we like to be as comfortable as possible.

So I hear you on it.

Now, Yannick, we were talking a bit earlier in the show about the potential of the Canucks having a third overall pick if they fall into that spot.

And there's been a lot of discussion around what the Canucks might do in that situation.

And Caleb Malhotra, of course, he's been mentioned as well.

And there's been some reporting that if the Canucks

The Canucks pick third overall, and if they take Caleb Malhotra, they may not hire Manny as the head coach.

In terms of having your son, coaching your own son, especially if you're a first-time head coach, a first-time NHL head coach, and you have a high draft pick that could be the son of that head coach, does that create a sticky situation if you have both on the same team?

What do you think of trying to navigate that?

Yeah, and it's going to be fascinating to kind of watch here and see how it goes overall.

And I'm with you.

I think the priority, especially through a rebuild, is players.

You worry about the coaches later on.

In terms of the coach too, though, because we've heard Rutherford mention that they're going to allow the new GM to make a decision on the head coach.

In terms of...

Having the type of coach who can develop players, what do you think is most important for next year?

Getting somebody in who can help develop the players or ensuring the team still stays on track for the rebuild and gets a high draft pick?

Yeah, and I think when we talk about direction of the team and accountability, that's also been a big topic of discussion here.

Obviously, Rutherford has taken accountability, saying that it's been difficult for him to watch the team lose, but at the same time, he mentions how there are things that are out of their control.