Tyler Kennedy

He puts the team in front of himself all the time.

So he's going to think about the Penguins.

He's going to think about Team Canada and what's the best situation for them instead of himself.

And I think we've always got to remember that.

I think Ken will be a little bit more motivated that Sid's out.

Like, I think it's time for, you know, McDavid, McKinnon, McCarr.

Hey, this is, it's your time.

I don't think he's playing tomorrow either.

Or maybe, who knows, like Sid's probably surrounded by such great doctors and, you know, with all the technology, everything that goes on, like you might be able to, like,

be able to fix them.

There's ways to fix guys getting different things where they, what's that, PR, PR or whatever.

Yeah.

Well, I just think he's –

At that stage, even Sidney Crosby, he can't play at 25%.

He can't play on one leg.

I think he's very valuable on the bench talking to guys, but if you can't skate, you watch that game.

The whole thing is speed.

And if you're losing a step because of an injury, that's not going to fly.

And Sid's smart enough to know that.

And I think that's why he pulled out.