Welcome everyone. First, I'd kind of like to start by just acknowledging three really special veterans that we had here that we've moved out in the past couple days in Jason Dickens and Connor Murphy and Nick Flino. I think there are some people that have certainly left a very strong, positive, and impactful mark on our organization, our city,

and a lot of our players that will be here for a long time to come.

And so I just can't thank them enough for their professionalism, their play, their dedication,

and everything that they brought to the organization.

Also, I'd like to acknowledge Colton Dock and Aidan Thompson, who he moved out in the last couple of days.

You know, really hard workers, young players that are kind of starting there still early in their professional journeys,

but I'm really excited to watch them continue their careers elsewhere. And then excited to welcome Andrew Mangupani and Derek Puli to the organization as well and excited to see

their contributions over the coming years. So again, I think we accomplished some, you know, pretty strong acquisitions in terms of future assets

and players that can serve a purpose here with us over the next little while.

You know, it's tough to see really amazing people move on,

but I'm really excited for all of them

and their new opportunities and what they're going to be able to

experience over the next little while here.

So with that, I'll open up to questions.

Is this trade deadline just as a whole, you know,

we've been talking to several GMs,

and, you know, was it seemed a little more quiet overall?

Just, you know, what would you attribute that to?

I don't know. I honestly don't know what I'd attributed to.

Perhaps the ability of teams to hold on to players, maybe players are more locked up in terms of their obligations, their team beyond this year, less UFAs coming up.

I'm not sure, to be honest.

Perhaps around the league seemed a little bit quieter, certainly today.

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