Stoff

Or not the exit interview, but with the media saying, look, we regressed.

And I think that's the biggest takeaway here is, with all due respect to Chris, he's got a pretty good record.

Got a team to a Stanley Cup final first NHL coach title.

uh since scotty bowman to get the stanley cup in his first two years i think there was a regression and i think that they felt they need a different voice carrying forward and absolutely you listen to the players we're all here because of the players yeah you got keith you know that ryan you know that paul you know that like rule number one it doesn't matter if you're a manager a scout a broadcaster

You know, we're here, guys in the equipment room, everyone's here because of the players.

And you've got to listen to your players.

And you've got to read between the lines sometimes with what the players are saying.

And frankly, they didn't even have to read between the lines.

It was pretty obvious.

Well, I take that.

I take that as a compliment.

Obviously.

No, you know what?

it's tough right like you you see somebody and you you know like we spent a lot of time with Chris over the last three years you know as you know you have a broadcaster's availability every coach handles those differently um you know I'm still friends with Todd McClellan I really like Todd in fact Todd interviewed Chris twice once in Edmonton and once in LA you can figure out maybe how that happens right so you know that happens here's my hot take

I don't think I quite use that terminology.

I like that, Biz.

I'll leave you with this.

I got to tell you.

I got to tell you.

So I had Chris Johnson on yesterday talking about Berube being fired.