If he comes into camp and he is in great shape,

I don't think there could be a debate. He has to be stapled in the top six and he has to be on the first power play unit. Or quite frankly, you're gonna screw this guy up. And at that point, you might as well trade him at this value because if you continue to tank him, you're not gonna get anything for. We are joined by an old pal. It's racial cry check. You might remember her as Rachel Dory, but she's not married.

Welcome to the show, Rachel. We are so happy to have you. And I bet you it's going to be a normal show with a normal response today.

Oh, I can't wait. Is it going to be just as normal as the response to my article that may have included a young Philadelphia flyer?

So if you haven't read it, go to ESPN.com right now. There's an article about you 25 players who may just need a change of scenery. And included in that article was Matt Vaimishkov.

It was written by our friend Rachel here.

And Rachel, I just want you to like, first, it wasn't just Mishab.

That was one thing.

I was like, there's like 10 dudes in the article, like not picking on him or the flyers.

There's like three guys from Minnesota mentioned.

There's a couple of ducks mentioned.

What was the premise of the article?

Yeah, so the premise of the article wasn't even like these guys need a change of scenery.

It's there are players and Trevor Zegris is literally one of them that have been good in their first stop,

but they haven't hit the ceiling we thought they were going to hit in their draft year.

And they've moved to another spot and very much benefited from it.

And so the premise was who are guys that maybe don't need to be traded,

but might benefit from a new opportunity because the situation in Anaheim with Mason McTavish

and Olin Zellwigger is not the same as the situation in Philadelphia with Matt Bay-Michikov.

In Anaheim, they have Leo Carlson and they have have, like, Carter Goce and Beckett Seneca, and

Pavl Mintikov, and Jackson Lecombe that nobody really saw coming.

And so now you have, because Anaheim's been bad for so long, a glut of young players, you can't

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