All right. So I guess if I were to ask you your predictions for, you know, this is obviously really early.

And then we'll probably do a similar activity right after training camp or during training camp.

Like if I give you a name, you tell me whether you're not, whether or not you think they're on the roster right out of camp.

So Fraser Mitten.

Yes. Potitten. Yes.

Potra.

Yes.

Pabian Lysel.

That's the one that it's tough to see.

And that's because at a certain point, it becomes a numbers game.

So last year, I thought Lysel, and I was at Warrior in person for much of training camp.

And there were moments that he had where I said, nice shift there shift there Fabian or nice nice drill nice rep but his body language didn't strike me consistently enough

throughout training camp as somebody who you know knew that they had to they had to

show everything they have to make the team.

And it was inconsistent at best, is what I'll say, because he had a, he had a, he had one or two good preseason games, but he just, I wanted to see more from somebody who's, whose job, whose NHL future is potentially on the line.

And so I need to see a completely different Fabian Lysel, this training camp. I need to see one that will refuse to go back down to province. I haven't seen that yet. But at the same time, even if he does have a great camp, right? Well, your top line has Pasternak, Giki, and Zaka, right? And Pasternak is that, is that, well, homeless, double check. Lice Sell's handing this. What is he again? Is he a lefty? He's a righty. Yeah, he's a righty. So Pashanak is the right wing on the top line. Your second line, now you have Ardudson there, right? You have Arvardson, you have Zaka and Middlestad. So automatically there's there's no spot in the top six. Now you can sit there and say maybe Lysel outperforms Ardvinson and in training camp, and he starts the year on the second line. I don't see that for a number of reasons. I think the Bruins aren't,

they're not going to be very risk-adverse, I think, this year. They're going to try to want to have some veterans that can play a respectable two-way game to help get that structure and identity back. So then, okay, so how about the fourth line? Well, the fourth line is not where Fabian Lysel is going to succeed. It's not his fit. So you're looking at the third line.

So the third line you have, you know, Matt Potra, you have Frazier Mitten, you have Maraacus and Dinoff,

you have Tanner-Jano, you have, like, I just, these are all options for that line, right? I just don't,

I don't know who he surpasses.

Like, he could.

It's just going to be a tough numbers game for him.

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