Uh, taking over now and you've had a couple of years of having Tyson as captain, uh, kind of what are some of the things you really learned from his leadership style that you're gonna bring to yours, and what are some of the different things that you wanna implement?

Yeah, I mean, he, he's very vocal.

He kinda acts as a second coach, you know, so a lot of things that I took from him and, um, just trying to be more vocal in that sense.

But, uh, yeah, I think I've always led by, uh, example, and so I kinda gonna take that and lead by example for the most part, so.

Uh, talk a little bit about the mindset coming into this season after the team has won three in a row, which doesn't happen that often, obviously, in minor pro hockey.

Yeah, um, I mean, it's, it really is, we're a winning culture.

We're the standard.

Um, I've said it multiple times with you, Bob, but, uh, yeah, I mean, we just, we know what it takes to win and really it's Cup or bust at this point.

But what is it about him as a head coach that makes you want to play for him?

Yeah, obviously, you know, your teammates first and friends.

And I think that's really translated into his coaching.

He's a great people person.

You know, he knows everything.

he knows what people need.

He knows what players need.

I don't know who this podcaster guy is that everyone's talking about, but you know, for, for you, if, if, if you are playing one more season and it's going to be the end for you, how do you look back at your career? What do you, what do you see when you look back and look at your pro career?