Seren Petro

I mean, there have been some rough ones.

What goes through your mind as a guy who was there for the best days of the organization?

I just thought that was, it made me chuckle.

There's some clever folks out there on Twitter.

But ownership's going through a transition as well.

Baby steps, Matt.

Let's just get that first three.

I'm happy to talk about baby steps.

No, seriously.

Yeah, absolutely.

Well, it was terrifying to think that they went to training camp and were still trying to sign players.

Yeah.

I mean, that's not where anyone wants to be.

You know, it'll be a footnote if they rebuild the organization and it's a playoff team at the top of the table year after year after year again.

Then it'll be like, OK, yeah, it was a process and that wasn't good.

It's not where anyone wanted to be, but they put the right people in place ultimately.

And so now look at where we are today.

That's how we'll view it.

The fear you have when you start is like, is this an organization that's paralyzed?

Like they can't figure out what the right decision is.