All right, we're going to talk to Barry's Verluga from the Wall Street Post's top of the hour.

We'll get more into the Wizards and Caps moving.

Speaking of the Caps, we're joined by our good friend.

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I'm much good morning. Good morning. So you wouldn't believe how bitter some of these fans are that you guys are moving

I know it's going to be years away. I mean it's five years. I mean you know a lot can change in five years but man they are fired up especially the fans from from Maryland like from Montgomery County now some fans in Virginia are happy because it's a little closer,

but how do you guys feel at me that's five years down the road, I get it,

but just thinking about it, how do you guys feel as players that you guys gonna be

moving out of the city?

Yeah, I think, I mean, it's definitely, you know, I think it's an exciting situation. I mean, it's going to be a new state of the air facility. I think it's closer to where all of us live.

You know, having said that I think there's nothing wrong with where we play in DC.

I think the rink is great. I know you're a major city.

I think there's pros and cons to both I think.

They feel that they can make it this beautiful facility and it may be a little easier access for the majority of the fans.

So, you know, it's a long time in the future, but yeah, I was a little surprised at how you know people weren't weren't

so happy about it. Yeah but talk about that a little bit because and I have the

same opinion that a lot of fans do like I go to the arena seems fine to me, but I take it, I believe

Ted when he says like he's got like the worst business deal and then other guys that travel

around they're like no you don't understand like that arena is not up to par with the modern arenas.

And you know, it makes sense, it's an older arena, I get it.

Can you describe what's it like for you?

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