Yannick Hansen

You don't want to be looked upon, especially your team.

What happens if, let's say, somebody is upset with Manny for not using him and this guy is going to be venting in the bus.

You can't vent when Caleb is sitting there as well.

Is he on our side?

It just creates too many frictions here to the point where you don't need more distractions anymore.

Do you need a Caleb Malhotra?

Yes.

Do you need a Manny Malhotra as coach?

Yes.

Would you want them at the same time?

Probably not.

Yeah, let's say Caleb turned out to be a Jonathan Pace.

You'd probably rather have him than whoever Manny turns into, but that's where it is.

But again, let's say he doesn't turn out to be that, and now you have a coach that could reshape the organization and teach all these young players that are coming in, lead them out to the promised land and all these things.

You want this as well.

You're going to be tossing a coin here, and you look at your other options as well.

who is the fourth pick, who is the other coach that would be coming in, so to speak.

And then you make an informed decision based off of that.

I would assume that they would have contingencies here in the sense that one before the other kind of thing.

And if we do this, then we don't go down that route kind of thing.