Tyler Kennedy

But, like, hey, was he a very good baseball player?

But you also have to think, like, we're trying to build a winner, right?

Like, we can't be like, oh, he used to be... Even though he had a pretty good year last year.

Like...

You need to break away, even in hockey, just because they played for the team for a long time doesn't mean you owe anything to anyone, right?

I agree.

And it has nothing to do with him.

And I think Sid would be like that too, right?

Like they just love the game so much and they understand the situation.

Like they know they're not the same kind of player.

It's like if Gino's still playing at a high level, but if Gino didn't have a good year, do you bring him back just because he's Evgeny Melkin?

I don't think so.

You know, that's.

You've got to think about the team first, and then you think about the players.

Maybe there's two guys pretty much in the Penguins' history that can pretty much say, no, no, you pick him over the team, and that's Sid and Mario.

Everyone else, you've got to think about building a winner to make the team better, to get more people in the seats, to make money, to keep the business going.

But...

just because they were, you know, former players that did well, fan favorites, this and that, like, it's a tough pill to swallow, but you got to move on, too.

The milk.

Why I like them waiting to the end of the year.