Oh, right, of course, because I should know who that is.

I don't care what you think.

I'll tell you something that rub me right.

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In all likelihood, it would be a little different than last year.

Not necessarily as aggressive and active, but we would like to continue to improve our hockey club if possible and exploring opportunities

to do so with the intention of obviously giving our team that has done a pretty good job so far.

You know, our coaches, players, staff, you know, tension in the power play, some of the areas that we

identified going into this year and being much, much more competitive.

We'd like to give them a bump because they've earned that, but it's an eye towards, you know, obviously this year, but moving forward as well.

So that's what our intentions are as we go to the deadline, and that may or may not come from fruition, but're going to explore them and and see what presents but again i respect when morgan geeky and and players speak

out that they would like they would like the opportunity to continue to to move forward with

with their group because they've done a good job i think they pretty much you know met the best expectations for them, which is a potential playoff team. I think that's like the most you could have expected from this team. And they're more or less doing it. They're in the eighth spot. And Don Swinney, that's led Don Sweney to say, I like to give them a bump. Sort of like in the spirit of, well, coaches and the players lived up to their end of the bargain, so we should live up to ours in the front office. Exactly. And reward the players and coaches for the work that they've done. We can't abandon them and continue to sell. We can't ask them to win every game that they can win and empty the bucket and then get to the trade deadline and sell on them. And I, you know, respect that. I'd still sell. But I understand culture-wise and what they're asking the team to do and all of that. You got to, you can't just abandon a roster or a coaching staff that's done their jobs. So I get it. So what can they do and what should they do? And he mentions they're giving a nod to. And he did mention giving nod to like adding like legit pieces. You think there's any chance of that? You want them to do that? No. Well, when you say legit pieces, I mean. Not rentals. Why no, Murray? Why don't you expect them to do that? I just, you have, I don't want them trading away picks.

If there's younger players that they want to move on, low rise, something like that, then fine. If you can find someone that's going to maybe overpay or give you a lot for someone like that, then fine. But I don't want them trading away these number one picks. No one expected this. It's nice. I don't expect them to go on a deep run. I know we never know, but let's not get crazy and, you know,

overextend yourself for this particular team.

I think that would be crazy. this it's nice i don't expect them to go on a deep run i know we never know but let's not get crazy

and you know overextend yourself for this particular team i think that would be crazy tell me who

the player is and i'll consider a first rounder and when i say that i mean if there's a young guy

robert thomas center from st louis okay so how old is he 26 yes so i was reading uh greg washinsky on on ESPN about potential trades that he'd like to see.

This is in two parts.

I'll give you Robert Thomas first since we just mentioned it.

Robert Thomas is 26.

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