Tyler Kennedy

Or Ben Kindle.

And, like, when we think about Sully, Sully, he might as well untie his skates with 15 minutes left because he's running three lines.

But that's the difference, and that's how you get the buy-in from your whole team.

You know, like.

I felt, you know, Dan lost like Dan balls when I, when, when, when he wouldn't play the third and fourth line or, you know, he really wouldn't play the fourth line.

Like you lose those guys because you're telling them, Hey, we don't have the confidence to put you on the ice against anyone right now.

And those guys get pissed off and they start shutting down where if you're playing all four lines, like their fourth line, like.

They're involved.

They want to go through the wall for you because you're showing confidence.

And then it puts everyone else.

It gives your top guys more rest so they're better later in the games, later in the season.

When you think of Genome, all the older players, they look better now because they've

They're not getting the 25, 27 minutes they had with Sully, right?

They're playing less because Muse is playing all four lines, and that saves a lot of guys.

So coaching has been a great success, a great change, and a positive for the whole team considering the top lines, the bottom lines.

If I'm a guy on a third and fourth line and I'm a free agent, like,

The Penguins might be on my radar because I know their coach is going to play me.

Not going to just sit me in the, you know.

Well, I don't think Brent Kendall's in the NHL with Mike Sullivan.

He'd be in the press box, yeah.