Tyler Kennedy

His knee, yeah, he jammed his knee.

I think Frondon, you know, clipped him on the boards, and he didn't play the rest of that third period.

I think maybe even the whole third period.

You're right.

So at least he's right.

He's going to make the right decision.

And he's not he's not going to hurt himself further or put the team at risk.

What is the degree of hurt?

Joe, we still don't know the severity of it.

You know, we don't.

Game seven of the Stanley Cup, he didn't play.

No, if he thinks that he's going to be a liability out there, which he said in that 2009 Stanley Cup final game, he's not going to play.

No, he will not.

Well, I think if he thinks he's going to be a liability, if he thinks that this is a sprain and it's going to hurt a little bit and it might get worse, but, you know, it's a 50-50, then he'll play if he thinks he can be, you know...

if he can produce, but if he doesn't think he can produce, I agree with you.

I agree.

I agree.

And, but I also think if he does have something that's not as bad or, you know, he's not worried, he's, he's still going to play limited minutes, maybe be on the third line center or,

Yeah, I've had like a million of them.

There's different grades.