It tells the locker room it's not about what you do, it's who you are.

Yeah, I talked to Nick today and he's like, he's really happy with the opportunity he's gotten in Pittsburgh.

It's still, I think, a greater opportunity than he was getting in Toronto.

Just to be an everyday player is a bit of a change for him.

And he does work in that fourth line role.

And we know that Dan Muse isn't afraid to give the fourth line pretty heavy minutes.

So it's not like he's not getting ice time.

You know, if the goal is to win now, you're not going to win now anyway.

Why did this happen?

That's a very fair question.

And I asked Teddy Warner that at the NHL Board of Governors meeting, caught him on his way down the escalator for what I assume will be their last NHL Board of Governors meeting.

And I asked him, why sell this in less than five years? Obviously, part of the profit, they made nearly double their money.

I think people aren't going to argue with that.

And it definitely seems like they weren't as interested in hockey as maybe they thought they were going to be at the beginning of this process.

But he basically said, there's not, you know, any one thing that he would point to and that it's not a reflection of how they felt about being NHL owners or about Pittsburgh.

Well, I