Okay, so Bridget, I'm going to cue you up here, but we've talked a lot about the upcoming draft prospects that we like, who realistically we think the Bruins might end up having a choice between and all still very valid and tons of merit there.

But we've also talked about the possibility of utilizing that pick, uh, as an

asset to, for, for, for a more young, NHL proven top six, top three talent or, you

know, top line talent if they could.

So we've touched on it.

The Bruins are entering a rebuild retool on the fly.

We'll see which one that ends up being.

It's all well and good.

They're entering a rebuild retool.

Pick number seven, right?

Well, not so fast.

Their two franchise players are 29 and 28. MacAvoy turns 28 in December. So it's not like they're in their earlier mid-20s where you can exercise some more

patience. This means it's not the best time to exercise patience for a three to five-year

rebuild when you're talking about the prime years of some of your top two players.

So with that said, the Bruins may very well draft seventh overall.

And as Bridget reads this quote, I just want you to ask yourselves,

hmm, is there also a chance that that pick gets moved or subsequent picks in different rounds in different years.

Yeah, Brian, I don't think you're the only person that this answer perked their interest because

it was kind of not the direction I thought that this answer was going to go.

So Sweeney was asked about if Stern would have any involvement in drafting.

And I think the question was more like, hey, are you going to pick someone that's his

style? But instead, he looked at Sturm and he was like, most coaches would tell you they'd

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