Wyatt Kaiser, sorry, skate this before practice? Yeah, he did some skating on his own. Okay, and the same thing he could join you on the trip. He could join us on the trip, yeah. He's not going to travel with us today. We'll see later in the week. Tabo was saying he got in last night because of the snow problems in New York. Do you have to be mindful of his minutes as you kind of integrate him back in the lineup? I don't know. Like, you know, he also skated more than anybody else over the break,

you know, so yeah, we'll be mindful of it for sure and kind of ease him. I mean, it's been a tough

couple days probably for not tough, but like boring. So we'll see. We'll see see where it goes this is a pretty unique trip and

you're coming out of an Olympic break four game trip but then you've got the trade deadline

sitting in the back and like how mindful are you of I guess asset management right now not asset

management's not you know something we'll worry about right now we're we're going. We're going to play to win tomorrow, and those things are out of our control.

And if, you know, something happens, something happens.

That's up to Kyle and his management group, and we're going to play the win tomorrow,

and we'll play our guys that we didn't give us the best chance to win.

Go ahead. I know that you were looking to kind of get their legs back under them and stuff during this mini training camp.

Have you been impressed by what you've seen?

Yeah, I thought, you know, I think, I hope we've done a good job of, you know, starting by easing them into it, getting harder progressively,

getting them back to, you know, some five-on-five situations,

feeling what that's like that they're going to feel like tomorrow.

We'll find out tomorrow if we did a good job or not.

Ultimately, I think the guys did a really good job.

They have good energy.

I think we're ready to play a game.

When you're practicing the power play, what are you looking for?

Like, where do you, I guess, how are you gauging it right now?

I would say, you know, one is when you practice the power play, one of the things you do is just try to develop chemistry, you know,

and that they get the touches, you know, almost every good power play guy I've been around is wanted to do it on a consistent basis. So you get a number of touches and so they can kind of work out. The best power plays in the league have a framework of how it's going to work. But you don't have necessarily like set plays. You have things that you look for. And they're able to kind of, you know, figure out chemistry-wise how they're going to make

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