Well, last night, we had one of the best hockey games we've had around here in quite a while.

And we need to visit with the coach.

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Uh, now on our phone lines, it is the Dallas Stars head coach, Glenn Gulletson.

Coach.

How are you?

How are you?

There he is.

Hi, Glenn.

Well.

Congrats on, that had to have a little extra meeting last night. I'm assuming that was really cool, especially knowing the circumstances you guys were playing under. Yeah, you know, it was. It was actually, it was quite an emotional day for, you know, myself and one of my assistants, Dave Pellche came over from Evanton. He'd been there 12 years. I'd been there seven. So you guys know, myself and one of my assistants, Dave Pellier, came over from Edmonton. He'd been there 12 years.

I'd been there seven.

So you guys know when you're leaving guys you went to war with and then you've come to

another team, you want to beat them even more.

So it was quite an emotional day.

Yeah, and really these last couple weeks have been certainly a ton for team building, I have to think, to have a seven-game point streak and to really turn around a losing streak while at the same time dealing with a lot of absences.

I feel like you guys are learning a ton about yourselves and we're learning a ton about your guys.

It looks like a real, I don't know, just a set of occasions here that have denoted what you guys could be all about.

Yeah, you know, the old saying, right, you can't have true growth without some adversity.

You know, early on, the adversity we faced was, you know, a lot of implementing of new systems

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