Sid Seixeiro

That's going to be great.

You can see my great hair day through my headphones here, Tom.

I know you're telling me.

I know.

The Stenberg thing might happen.

That's the only thing I'll give you on that.

and they all were laid relatively low check that they went on stage with luke combs i'm not a fan of kind of talking about players in their time off technically especially if they're kind of just hanging out like somebody gets a picture of the pictures i'm talking about someone snaps a pic from thirty feet away and it's

Oh, they're here.

But that's not what happened Saturday night.

The Habs leadership group wanted us to see them.

And considering what hockey means in that city, considering they've won more Stanley Cups than anyone else in professional hockey, considering what the Bell Center was like prior to those home performances where they were terrible, and considering it was the day after the Eastern Conference final where you get outshot 109-43 in the final four games, I know some people might not like this, but I don't care.

That's inappropriate.

in a city like Montreal.

That is inappropriate.

No one involved with the Habs thought that was a bad idea.

In Montreal, considering the way they played at home the entire postseason and the way that season ended, that was not a good look for the organization.

On the ice or on Saturday.

Now, there are going to be a bunch of people who are going to be like, say, let them live.

Who cares?

Montreal cares.