BSB-O-T, some number, the Henrik Lunkwist.

What do you want to call this?

What's your title for this podcast?

Um, I mean, farewell.

The farewell tour, the stages of grief, the, I don't know.

It's a weird, a weird day.

Because, all right, let's get right to it, right?

We got 30 minutes of us kind of parsing through emotions and parsing through Henrik-Longuze

career here and kind of how the whole process went down.

We and everybody else out there, we all saw this coming, right?

Like, this was months in advance.

Like, we knew this from, what, January at this point?

I don't know if we knew it in advance. Like, we knew this from, what, January at this point? I don't know if we knew it in January.

I think we knew it as soon as everything shut down.

By then, we had seen enough.

Or let me put it this way.

Maybe we hadn't seen enough.

But we were fairly convinced that the Rangers had seen enough of Igor Shasturkin

to feel pretty solid with moving

forward with Giorgiev and Shasturken. And then we got through the trade deadline and

Giorgiev obviously didn't move. We heard all the buzz about how much they loved, they love Georgiab

during that time, et cetera. Yeah. And every, every article you ever read is about how the Rangers never even really entertained

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