Every team, every topic, everywhere, this is Believe. Early March. It is the verge of spring and birds begin to fly back north to their homeland as NHL players begin flying to their new homes, courtesy of the phenomenon known as the trade deadline.

Well, new players bring new results or just more of the same.

Well, thanks. I'm glad Doc Emmer came out of retirement to do that lovely intro for us today.

It's always good to hear from Doc and not Pierre.

I'm glad Pierre didn't make the trip onto the podcast. Can you tell me, Steve, which bird, can you,

how many birds can you name that migrate south? One, the winter. Two, geese and ducks. Duke,

do ducks do that

ducks fly together i thought they did

but do they fly so do they migrate south i have no fucking clue

i'm gonna google it do ducks migrate south for the winter

wintering moving south from there ducks spend much of their time in the southern portions of the

united so okay yeah so i guess they do ducks fly together

i feel like i see ducks though during the winter anyway yeah because they're flying south

i don't understand why they wait so long like they're they're, birds are real procrastinators when it

comes to getting south for the winter. Like, you see them fly and it's like snow and I'm like,

what are you doing? Do some of them just not? I have no clue. I know nothing about birds, quakes.

Meaning, I mean, I know very little. My, my knowledge, okay? My knowledge comes down to like,

weird 90s flyers.

All right.

The X-Men and 80s and 90s action movies.

That's the long and short of it.

That's most of my knowledge right there, okay?

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