Yeah, he's a he's a legend man. I mean he, he, uh, he turned that franchise around, you know,

it's, uh, pretty impressive obviously what he's done with his career but just for that city in general.

You know, great with the fans, great with the people.

He was the guy that led our team so he's a legend.

What did he mean to you?

Oh, I mean he was like he was like a brother, you know.

It was you know amazing to come up with them at the same time

obviously he was a lot more mature than I was coming into the league and ahead of his

years too.

But yeah, so great to come in with them.

And a lot of great memories just, you know,

on the ice, off the the ice as roommates you know everything so

and I was very fortunate and lucky that I was able to come in with them at the

same time and spend all those years together.

Okay so that's Patrick Kane of the New York Rangers. That does they'll sound weird talking

about his former teammate Jonathan Taves. Tonight in Chicago, it is, you know, the end of an era.

Like, that's it.

Jonathan Taves and the Chicago Black Hawks hosting

the Philadelphia Flyers.

These were the two teams that we saw in the Stanley Cup final 2010 with the official rise of the Chicago Blackhawks.

Here come the Hawks shades of 1961 and that droughts ending in 2010. Patrick Kane, John the Days, Duncan Keith,

go right down the list. Brent Seabroke, Nicholas Chalmerson keep going and and

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