You always follow the money.

That's what I always say.

You always follow the money.

This is Follow the Money with Mitch Moss and Polly Howard on V-SEN.

It's good to have you on board.

As always, thanks for watching on YouTube TV, listening on Sirius XM Channel 158, Iheart Radio, Tunein Radio,

or any of our affiliates across the country will hit the playoff board that we have tonight in 15 minutes in the NBA and the NHL. Plus, we have door one or door two coming up at the bottom of the hour. I'm going to say Polly's, maybe the best question you've ever come up with. Oh, come on. Yeah, it's fantastic. It's absolutely fantastic, and that's going to be in about 30 minutes from right now. As we head out to the progressive guest line to talk some hockey, Nick Lberger joins the program host and director of Leif's Morning Take. Also, NHL Fantasy on Ice Podcast at the Golden Muzzy on X. Nick, thanks for the time today. How are you? I'm great, guys. I just got off the phone with Stormy Bonatoni, one of our faves, of course, and I'm like, you got to stop talking about Mitch Marner. We just know that hits deep here in these parts, guys. How are you? Yes, no kidding. It's been awesome. Are you guys pissed off watching him play here for the nights in the playoffs? I don't know if pissed off is the word,

but it's like where the hell has this guy been? Like we're talking today.

And I mean,

if we're making a short list for Conn Smyth,

and I get it,

it's 2-2 in the Sanaheim Vegas series.

Mitch Marner's leading the entire Stanley Cup playoffs and points guys.

And so least fans are wondering where this was.

I think it's been a different look.

But again, that's been a very, very interesting series as far.

I was just giving her a hard time.

But I think it's a big story.

And least fans are a little disappointed by the way things have gone now for Marner in Vegas.

No kidding.

But also how things have changed since the last time we talked to you. It was the sky is falling, horrible press conference. They're a laughing stock. And then you went out and said, hey, maybe take a fly that they win the lottery. And they did. You cashed a ticket. And now you're going to get McKenna. Oh, it feels great.

It feels great.

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