Yannick Hansen

Otherwise, Burns, again, like to like to stand out in San Jose.

Otherwise, like I said, most guys just wanted to get to get in and get out of their suit.

To be honest, getting your shirt and T-shirt, your warm up kitsch and then get on with it.

You know what?

There's two sides to this.

Let's start this way.

Like, it is for the two minutes you walk in and the camera catches you at the rink.

Nobody sees you on the bus, parking in underneath and in the garage.

Yeah, you walk in together.

But now guys come in in gray suits, black suits, blue suits, pinstripe suits, three-piece colored ties and everything.

So it's not like we come in looking together.

youth hockey um i like them coming in in track suits they're looking the same because we warm up and then they look the same kind of thing that you move around the ring all the kids you can kind of recognize them um but that being said once you come into the ring you throw on your your warm-up attire and now we all look the same anyways so like that's where it's like

I don't care what you look like when you come to the rink.

Maybe ripped jeans would be taking it too far.

Maybe even the short common would be taking it too far.

But again, I don't know.

The suit and tie is dated, and I don't feel like you need to go back to that.

I don't know, because fashion is a tipsy, like, what looks good?

Like, you go to a runway and it's like, oh, I don't want them wearing that either.

So it's like, just like, again, rhyme to the reason here.