Sunny Mehta

I don't know that for me is necessarily a stylistic thing.

Um, I'm pretty matter of fact about the, the issue that the point in hockey is to win and you win by outscoring the other team.

And you can do that by allowing fewer goals and you can do that by scoring more goals.

And frankly, what I want is I want to outscore the other team.

I want players who help us outscore the other team.

I want, uh,

a roster full of players that in the aggregate outscore other teams.

And I think there's a lot of different ways to do that.

I don't think there is one way to do that.

I mean, we,

We had a pretty idiosyncratic style in Florida, obviously, but I don't think that's the only way to win.

I mean, we've seen that, right?

I mean, Chicago Blackhawks under Joel Quenville and that group played a certain way.

Tampa Bay played a completely different style than us, and they won two Stanley Cups.

So for me, it's less about style, and it's more about the end result, which is I want to win.

I don't know.

I don't know if I know exactly what you're getting at.

Yeah, that's a tough thing.

That's a tough thing because in the end, you care about the result.

Everyone cares about the result.