Okay. Well, now let's get to the mailbag. We've had you guys wait long enough at this point.

So let's go right to a YouTube question we got from Bruins 77 underscore 7.

Do you guys think now will be a good time to see if the oilers will bite and trade for swimming, given both Skinner and Pic Picard didn't look too good in the finals.

Obviously not sure how the cap will work for both sides, but it should free up money for the Bruins.

Also, trade swimming before his no trade clause kicks in after this upcoming season,

and while his stock is a bit higher after the world championship, I know some folks think he is a

piece of the cornerstone for the future,

but the results so far just doesn't justify the 825 cap hit.

So, I mean, Bridgett Scott, this has been, in a way,

the biggest questions surrounding Swamen is if the Bruins are going to try to move them, it's got to be in the next calendar

year.

And do they want that to be in the middle of a season to see if he does bounce back or not?

And if he doesn't, then who's going to want him then?

And if he does, then why would you trade him?

Right?

So it's almost like there's a good argument to be made that if you're going to trade him,

he might as well do it before the season where he's still kind of an unknown to everybody

and everybody would kind of take a risk, whether it's the Bruins keeping him or trading

him or somebody taking him on.

So that's fascinating.

And then if you do move on from them, okay, who's coming up to replace?

And so that's the concept behind moving swam and you move them now before there's no trade kicks in after the season.

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