Sam, thanks very much for doing this. I hope it wasn't too painful.

I would have been the little delay at the beginning. It was all good.

Okay, Elliot, as we record this podcast, it is 10.33 a.m. Eastern on Thursday morning.

New York Rangers, David Quinn, his staff outside of Benoit Alair, who stays.

What has Chris Jury done this week? What is Chris Jury going to do?

The remainder of this offseason for the Rangers?

Well, I think what Chris Jury is going to do is they're doing their research on candidates, right?

They have made it clear that they are looking for someone with experience.

And some of these guys, they know. If you look at the list of potential options out there,

there are some people there that you can look up and down and say, okay, the Rangers know this guy.

They know that guy. They know this guy. They don't know that particular guy.

And one of the people, I don't think they know very well that they're doing a lot of

research on is Glant. And I do think that they are potentially interested in Glant,

but they're doing their research on them. You know, they know

Hartley. Chris Jury certainly does. He was his first NHL head coach. They know Tortorella.

I don't think he's the favorite. One of the reasons I think Tortorella's name kind of got

out there is because, and we mentioned it on our podcast, is because the word is that James Dolan

really likes Tortorella. But I think Jury is going to have a big say in this particular higher,

obviously. You know, they know about Babcock. They know about why Glant was not a guy that they

didn't know as much about. And they're asking a lot of questions about him. And I do think he's a

legit contender. The thing about here that I kind of wonder about, we all think Brindamore is going

back to Carolina. But in the off chance, it doesn't happen. I think the Rangers would be very

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