Sunny Mehta

I mean, listen, I want to win.

That's the most important thing, right?

I want to make the team better.

I want to win.

So that aspect is, is there, but I don't think it's a, I wouldn't phrase it in terms of like doing something just to do something.

No, I think it's pretty immediate.

You know, I just think that there's, I mean, we're, we're sort of bound by the timeline of the NHL season.

Right.

So, I mean, regardless of what I want to say or what timeline I want to be working on, I mean, July 1st is July 1st and the draft is coming when the draft is coming in the lotteries next week.

So I'm, you know, have kind of hit the ground running already.

And I think the timeline will take care of itself when, when the time is right, things will happen.

Both.

Yeah.

The rare situation that I think is both.

I think this is, I mean, I think no matter what team, for me personally, right, the way I would view it is no matter what team I were going to, I would always have the long-term in mind.

I mean, I would think any general manager going into a situation is thinking, I'm not just here for the now, but I'm here to install a process, still a process that will have long-term ramifications to set up long-term success, right?

So that's there.

But then I also just think that this team in particular has, you know, a lot of talent, a lot of weapons.

And I think there is a chance to have short term and long term success.

That's that's my goal.