All right, I'm going to get to the people.

I mean, I'm not going to deny you guys what you want to talk about. And Red Wing fans are pissed and you have every right to be. The question, though, is that we need to have a functional conversation. We're all bored of the Eisenman thing. We all feel the same way unless you're, you know, one of the zanies who still believes in whatever this is. The point is, if this is going to be an offseason of change, what level of change do you? Now, last night, we played the audio. I'm sure we can play it again at some point this hour. I've had it with Dylan Larkin. It's not because he's not a good player. But at a certain point, culture has got to be called into question.

And it's the same March collapse.

It's awful first periods.

It's awful effort.

And I'm just tired.

And you kind of just look at it and go, all right, I got to make a move.

So it's Larkin or Raymond for me.

You have to give to get.

And look, the morning show had a spirited discussion.

I just disagree with Jim's opinion, which is you can't trade him.

He's your best player who you replace him with.

None of that matters.

If you know it's not going to work this way, then I am forced to pivot that away.

I don't have the answer. None of us do. But I can't go into next year with the same kind of core four, if you will, of Kane, De Brinkett, Raymond, and Dylan.

And by the way, De Brinkett, hope you're ready.

Now, I'm not going to do the Elliott Friedman.

Because Friedman was talking about trading him the other day.

And I don't think that's going to happen.

But you know why he said it?

Because De Brinket is having a great year.

And?

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