Trevor Linden

Well, I think the biggest challenge that I see that they're off on the right foot and they've got the right mix is

They've got trust between the two of them, which are the presidents and the general manager.

And that is critical.

That is the most critical piece of the puzzle.

They're going to be able to provide a united front when it comes to ownership, which is absolutely critical.

Something that I didn't have.

And I don't think Patrick Alvine had that either.

So...

I think that when it comes, you know, you won't find three better people in the game than Ryan Johnson and Daniel and Henrik.

So good, good people.

They're character people.

They'll make tough decisions when they have to.

But, you know, these guys are going to be able to look one another in the eye and trust each other.

And that is critical in an environment like that down at Rogers Arena.

And I think that it's absolutely critical that you have alignment, that you have direction, that everybody is aligned with the vision of

And I think, you know, Daniel Henrich spoke about that in their press conference.

I think Ryan understands that whole alignment and vision and how that has to work.

You can't be in two separate boats.

And so, you know, when I talk about a united front, I mean, these are the hockey people.

They're going to have a vision.