Yannick Hansen

We can do this quick.

We're going to get these reclamation projects, these 22-year-olds, 23-year-olds, and then we'll turn it around quick.

That's not what we're hearing anymore.

So there is that sense that, yeah, okay, maybe there's an appetite from it now from way at the top, which there probably hasn't been in the past against that pure speculation.

So as long as the...

the message that are coming out when we do hear from Rutherford or whoever the new GM is, isn't all of a sudden changing to the fact that like, we think maybe this could happen and that then, then yeah, sure.

I believe that they're, they're in a different path than we've, than they've ever been.

Yeah, it's not great, obviously.

We always knew that there would be some sort of

strange relationship between, or not relationship, but like who's making the calls between Rutherford and Alvin.

Like there was never a secret, right?

But then it went to now all of a sudden the biggest move that's ever made was made by, again, Rutherford and then it's trade with Quinn Hughes.

So it's like once you have a GM, is he just the face or like there's too many things that didn't line up that you could kind of guesstimate was there.

So when he comes out and said the next guy has full autonomy that I'm assuming that's what you want.

Yeah, until you lose at home, you're in trouble, right?

That's what they say.

And this was two games in Carolina.

And the thing is, like, they've had a very, very hard time solving Freddie Anderson.

And again, if you run into a goalie and then the playoff that gets just a little bit hot, it can get very, very hard.

So it's one of those things where you look at this game, you wake up today and it feels like you've gone through hell.