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The What's going on, Nick fans? How you doing? Welcome to another episode of Cap Rules Everything

Around Me. Cream, get the money, dollar, dollar bills, y'all. My name is Jeremy Cohen. It's good to be back.

It has been a minute since I've

been in front of a microphone. And it feels good. Feels good to be able to talk about the Nix

during a time where I think it's been relatively quiet. Was it frustrating? Seeing the

McKell Bridges news break 20 minutes after I left my home for the weekend,

thinking that I didn't need my microphone.

It was, yes.

But John handled the live stream, the emergency live stream very well.

So thank you to John for that and to Andrew as well. So, you know, it is what

it is. It was what it was. Can only control what we can control. But here we are. We'll see if this

is a final capitals everything around me, but I'm not sure because the NICs are always very

difficult to predict, especially their timing on things.

But lo and behold, here we are.

So in the event that this is to put finishing touches on the off season,

I just want to talk about where things stand right now, as you've probably heard by this point.

McKell Bridges here to stay for at least the next six months

minus a few days. He signed a four-year, $150 million contract, which was $6 million total,

less than he could have signed for as his maximum. I might be wondering, is it an ascending contract or is it a descending contract?

It is absolutely an ascending contract.

The reason being, based on what his max salary slot would be next year, if you were to

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