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So, Ira, you were talking about Dylan Larkin.

We don't do red wings a ton here, but we did do when Dylan Larkin basically called

Steve Eiserman against that backdrop.

Does it, is it not, it's not surprising.

No, it's not a surprise.

That we've come to this point.

No, it's not a surprise.

And I'm guessing that Iserman knew it then.

And we're just finding out now.

And I, as I said, as soon as it happened, I would have, it would have been symbolic, but I would have been like, he's no longer our captain. And then I would, I would trade him. But you just can't not get a market value for him. That's the concern is that if people know, which they do, that he really wants out, can you get market value for him? That's the question. But I would definitely move them. And if you can't get market value, you get as close as you possibly can. And if nothing else, get an extra couple of picks in there. But you hope you can get some or two players in return that can be on your active roster, plus maybe something to help you in the future. But you've got to try to get that market value. But no, it's not a surprise. But what did I say at the time? They were in a, and I said it in the last segment, they were in the middle of the season, they were comfortably in a playoff spot. And I know the wings didn't make a move that, you know, maybe he wanted, that Dylan Larka wanted to make whatever it might be but they were comfortably in a

playoff spot during the season to collapse like that you can point fingers in any direction you

want some of it goes to Iserman some of it goes to coaching and some of it goes to the players

and as they as Julius said and remember the Titans attitude reflects leadership

Captain

Yeah yeah listen

That's that's two seasons in a row right

Where you got a collapse

And again I know he was hurt for part of it

But he came back

I was at the game when he came back

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