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coach of the Washington capitals now. Spencer Carberry joins us on the Beck you all guess hotline. Good

morning coach. Good morning. How are you guys doing? We're doing okay. Welcome to town. Welcome to town.

Are you cool with us calling you coach Carbs? Yeah, we heard that might be your new nickname,

your new moniker. Car, that's what players, coaches, yeah, Carbs is all good with me.

So I wanted to call you Carberry and then I heard Joe Ben and I say Carberry. How do you pronounce

your last name? It is Carberry. Carberry. Carberry. Carberry. Now, but Carbs is a great moniker.

You're like, who doesn't love Carbs? It's better than Carbs. It's either there be Carbs or Carbs.

I think Carbs just flows, flows better. I mean, everybody loves Carbs. Yeah, it's a good,

it's a good bit. Well, Greg called once the on in my years in Toronto, someone once was called

the car, I was called the carbonator, which was interesting. That's not bad. Well, congratulations.

You know, we were talking about your name the last few weeks because your name, you know,

it was just the media outlets that had you as a potential candidate, maybe the lead candidate.

It was like the first name out there. It's the first name out there. And of course, you,

you have ties to the, to the organization. So just kind of give us a rundown of the whole

process, you know, when you first started talking to be Mac and then finally getting the gig. It's,

you know, grats. It's awesome. Yeah. So the way it works is when you're working for another

organization, you can't, it's different than some other leagues. You can't speak to other

organizations until your season's done. And then even after that teams need permission. So

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