Well, we are still waiting to hear the next word is, the next phase is, as we hope to get hockey back at some point this summer.

But J.J. Regan, we're now turning our attention to the Hershey Bears, the agreement the Caps have with the Hershey Bears, and what potentially some of their younger players who could

be called up and be black aces would mean to the Caps if they do restart this season.

Yeah, we talked to Spencer Carberry, the head coach and Brian Helmer, the vice president of

hockey operations for Hershey and then a trio of players who we just

got off the video call with. So some interesting things coming from that. You know, it's sort of

interesting. You see the headline, oh, HL cancels season and you just go, okay, well, that makes

sense. But when you talk to these guys, you sort of realize, oh, okay, so they're in the off season, but they still have this agreement with the Capitals, which is also ending at the end of this season. So it's just a bunch of more question marks for a season that no one's really sure what's going to happen. Yeah, we got to talk to Beck Malenstein, Phoenix Copley, and Matt Moulson.

So we'll talk about what it all means.

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as we dive into the Hershey Bears in the agreement with the capitals

and moving forward what that means.

And JJ, you know, you were part of the conference call with Brian Helmer and he addressed it.

So let's just let's just quickly listen in to an update from Brian Helmer on what he believes

is progress being made is no surprise at all in the agreement between Hershey

and the caps. Here's Ryan Helmer. Yeah, it's up after this season. And we actually, it's ongoing

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