Speaker 1: Brian Wilson passes away today at the age of eighty two.
Speaker 1: My first concert was the Beach Boys at the Paradount
Speaker 1: Theater at Madison Square Garden. Our next guest, Neil Smith. Neil, question,
Speaker 1: right out the top, first concert.
Speaker 2: You ever went to?
Speaker 3: And where, Oh my gosh, you're not going to believe this,
Speaker 3: and this is really going to make me sound old
Speaker 3: when I'm really not that old. I went in nineteen
Speaker 3: sixty four to see the Beatles Maple Leaf Gardens.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, well that's an excellent first concert to attend,
Speaker 1: I'll tell you that much.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but when you're just a little kid, you really
Speaker 3: don't understand what's going on.
Speaker 2: E said.
Speaker 3: You see all these girls fainting and being carried out
Speaker 3: on stretchers and all that you heard about those days
Speaker 3: with the Beatles. It was insane. And of course these
Speaker 3: sound systems weren't that great back then, and all you
Speaker 3: could hear was just screaming, like they just screamed from
Speaker 3: the start of the concert whatever they called it performance,
Speaker 3: you know, the whole way through. That's what I remember.
Speaker 3: I don't know how old I was. I was. I
Speaker 3: wasn't even born yet. I was an embryo and I
Speaker 3: went to it.
Speaker 1: That's did you Uh, did you ever go through a
Speaker 1: Beach Boys phase at all?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 3: I didn't know. I did not. I you know. The
Speaker 3: only one to me that I when I was young
Speaker 3: that really knocked me over was the Beatles because they
Speaker 3: were they were something that I've still never seen to
Speaker 3: this day, a phenomena like that where everybody was talking
Speaker 3: about this band because of the you know, when they
Speaker 3: hit the Ed Sullivan Show and all that stuff. It
Speaker 3: just went crazy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's that's amazing you had that experience. I'm kind
Speaker 1: of jealous. I'm not gonna lie, all right, Neil. Since
Speaker 1: you and I last spoke on Monday evening, the Panthers
Speaker 1: made quite a statement stomping the Oilers six to one.
Speaker 1: Uh So, my question is, I know you've been on
Speaker 1: Florida quite a bit, but if you're Edmonton where you
Speaker 1: at right now, after after really getting you're a head
Speaker 1: handed to you in Game.
Speaker 3: Three, you know, at first I want to say that
Speaker 3: it's not odd that a there's blowouts in the final.
Speaker 3: Last year, Edmonton beat Florida eight to one in the
Speaker 3: game and it ended up to Florida won the Cup
Speaker 3: as we know two to one in Game seven, so
Speaker 3: I don't expect Edmonton to that's shellacking the other night
Speaker 3: is going to be something that we're going to see
Speaker 3: going forward. I do think Edmonton's going to have to
Speaker 3: make a lot of adjustments, and the first one that's
Speaker 3: obvious to anybody is they've got to stay disciplined because
Speaker 3: Florida loves to play a game where they can pull
Speaker 3: you into taking penalties and pull you into the nonsense,
Speaker 3: and they've got a lot of those guys. Sam Bennett,
Speaker 3: Matt Kachuk, and Brad Marshaw on those guys are I'd
Speaker 3: love to just irritate you and get you to get
Speaker 3: outside your game. So certainly Evander Kine for the Oilers,
Speaker 3: who took three penalties, I think in the first period,
Speaker 3: is going to have to be a lot more disciplined,
Speaker 3: as is Corey Perry and Jake Wohlman, who got a
Speaker 3: ten thousand dollars fine from the league for a five
Speaker 3: thousand dollars incident and another five thousand dollars incident both
Speaker 3: in that game the other night.
Speaker 1: Do you think Edmonton is falling victim? You know, it's
Speaker 1: interesting because Edmonton is just more of this like skill speed,
Speaker 1: kind of like elegant hockey team, and Florida feels like
Speaker 1: they're full of the high school bullies you always hated
Speaker 1: when you were a kid. Do you feel like Edmonton
Speaker 1: is falling victim to maybe Florida's gamesmanship a little bit
Speaker 1: as part of that what happened in game three?
Speaker 3: I think that's what happened in Game three for sure.
Speaker 3: I think the other thing is is that they didn't
Speaker 3: they you know, they took penalties early and then got behind.
Speaker 3: And I don't think Skinner is as good as Bobrowski,
Speaker 3: but I don't think it was Skinner's fault. They lifted
Speaker 3: him when it got to five to one, and then
Speaker 3: Kelvin Pickard came in and they got one goal on
Speaker 3: him and that was it at the game ended six
Speaker 3: to one. And I think that Chris Knoblock, the head
Speaker 3: coach of Edmonton's going to have a big decision on
Speaker 3: his hands or has already probably already made it, but
Speaker 3: you know, or to make whether to go with Pickard
Speaker 3: now that they put five past Stuart Skinner, or to
Speaker 3: stay with your number one guy, which is Stuart Skinner,
Speaker 3: and and think that he can you know, lead them
Speaker 3: out of this and that's going to be very interesting
Speaker 3: to see that. But Edmonton doesn't doesn't want to play
Speaker 3: the kind of game they played the other night that
Speaker 3: that they need to play five on five. They need
Speaker 3: to keep those those Newton hopkins'es and dry sidles and McDavid.
Speaker 3: Of course, they need to have them going out all
Speaker 3: the time and not killing penalties and only being out
Speaker 3: on power play. So they they felt prey to Florida's game.
Speaker 1: Sam Bennett is now the Vegas favorite to win the
Speaker 1: con Smile Award. You know, we talked about the potential
Speaker 1: as the Utah Mammoth into the season with a lot
Speaker 1: of money to spend in cap space of maybe them
Speaker 1: taking a look at Sam Bennett's is he playing his
Speaker 1: way into a different economic stratosphere at this point?
Speaker 3: I think he is. He scored thirteen goals I believe
Speaker 3: it is in the playoffs, twelve on the road, which
Speaker 3: sets a new record for goals being scored in the playoffs.
Speaker 3: He's He's not a great point getter, goal scorer during
Speaker 3: the regular season, but when playoffs come, he's always right there.
Speaker 3: So I would think that the teams that will pay
Speaker 3: the most money for Sam Bennett. Other than the Florida
Speaker 3: Panthers are the teams that feel that this could really
Speaker 3: put them over the edge. For example, Colorado Avalanche or
Speaker 3: you know, a team like that, maybe the La Kings,
Speaker 3: maybe that gives them an edge to be able to
Speaker 3: beat Edmonton for the first time in the decade. But
Speaker 3: I you know what, I think he's going to end
Speaker 3: up back with the Panthers again. I think that's where
Speaker 3: he'll sign and he'll take a hometown discount to fit
Speaker 3: into their salary cap.
Speaker 1: It feels like, and your point is well taken based
Speaker 1: off of the blowout that occurred last year, and oftentimes
Speaker 1: blowouts do happen, and last year was a wild ride
Speaker 1: where you know, Florida wins three, Edmonton wins three, Florida
Speaker 1: wins game seven. It does feel like there's a gap
Speaker 1: though that has emerged between Edmonton and Florida.
Speaker 2: Is that fair and if so, how big do you
Speaker 2: think that gap is?
Speaker 3: Well? I think that that the Florida could be up
Speaker 3: three games to none right now, they are up two
Speaker 3: to one. They lost the first game in overtime when
Speaker 3: they had a lead, and for the first time in
Speaker 3: thirty two times, they went into an intermission with a
Speaker 3: lead and then didn't win the game. That's their playoff
Speaker 3: record with Paul Maurice, as they hit gone thirty two
Speaker 3: straight games winning win leading after either period. So I
Speaker 3: think that that Florida has found a gap between them
Speaker 3: and Edmonton. I think that Florida adding Seth Jones and
Speaker 3: Brad Marshat at the deadline or close to the deadline
Speaker 3: has really bolstered that team. I didn't see that coming.
Speaker 3: I mean, I think Seth Jones is a number one defenseman,
Speaker 3: but when you put him an eclat both out there,
Speaker 3: they've got excellent puck moving guys. And then you've and
Speaker 3: then the rest of them are good too on defense.
Speaker 3: But then you've got Marshaw who goes in and fits
Speaker 3: right in with the way Florida wants to play. You know,
Speaker 3: on Boston, he was always the one guy out there
Speaker 3: that was irritating everybody, and he's sort of like a
Speaker 3: little you know, firefly going around bugging everybody all the time. Well,
Speaker 3: on this team, he's not the only one, Like there's
Speaker 3: three or four of them that are coming after you,
Speaker 3: biting at your heels all the time. So I do
Speaker 3: think that they found a little bit of a chink
Speaker 3: in the Oiler's armor.
Speaker 1: Are they getting enough from dry Sidle and McDavid. I
Speaker 1: mean most people believe to start the season, you know,
Speaker 1: to start the series, it was really those two that would.
Speaker 2: Drive the engine.
Speaker 1: And I think I heard a lot of people say
Speaker 1: those two might be the best two players when you
Speaker 1: combine both rosters. I don't know if that's true. But
Speaker 1: is Edmonton getting enough from their two superstars?
Speaker 3: Well? They certainly did in Game one, when you know,
Speaker 3: dry Citle had two goals in that game and McDavid
Speaker 3: had two assists, and he made that outrageous play where
Speaker 3: he peaked bark Off, one of the best defensive forward
Speaker 3: in the league, and then deeked out ek Lad and
Speaker 3: then fed it over to dry Citle for a magnificent goal.
Speaker 3: So yeah, I do think they're getting enough out of them.
Speaker 3: I think that the problem is is that they're not
Speaker 3: playing the Oilers game. They're falling into the Panthers game.
Speaker 3: And then they can't do that because you can't use
Speaker 3: those gifts that dry Cycle and McDavid have. If you're
Speaker 3: constantly trying to kill penalties and worried about physicality, you've
Speaker 3: got to you've got to stay composed and play the
Speaker 3: oiler type game, which is a speed game and not
Speaker 3: a jump it in and bang around game.
Speaker 1: As far as the coaching matchup goes, I was listening
Speaker 1: to a Mark Messier interview and he was really a
Speaker 1: plotting the job that Paul Maurice has done. Does this
Speaker 1: feel like this has been a coaching mismatch so far?
Speaker 1: Your thoughts on the battle between these two head coaches.
Speaker 3: No, I don't. I don't think it's been a mismatch
Speaker 3: at all. I think that I think that Chris Knoblock's
Speaker 3: a real good coach. I think he said something on
Speaker 3: the bench to the TNT interviewer, which I think was
Speaker 3: Jackie Redman, and he said she talked to him in
Speaker 3: the first period and he said, you know, we've already
Speaker 3: taken four penalties, which is a recipe for disaster here,
Speaker 3: and that's really what it was. It was a disaster
Speaker 3: for them. So look, I think Paul Maurice right now,
Speaker 3: at this stage in June of twenty twenty five, is
Speaker 3: probably in the top three coaches in the league for sure.
Speaker 3: I think Rod Brinda Moore's up there too. And by
Speaker 3: the way, the best coach in the league doesn't always
Speaker 3: win the Jack Adams Award because that goes to the
Speaker 3: coach that does the best that particular year, and you
Speaker 3: know whose team does the best, and so this year
Speaker 3: it was Spencer Carberry of the Washington Capital is well deserved.
Speaker 3: But I think Paul Maurice is an excellent coach. I
Speaker 3: think he's got this group nailed. Like he knows this
Speaker 3: Florida Panthers group, He loves them, he knows what makes
Speaker 3: him tick, and I think it's really a magnificent job
Speaker 3: that he's doing with his team. I think Chris Knoblock
Speaker 3: has a bit harder job to do because he's got,
Speaker 3: you know, he goes from Connor McDavid and Leon dry Sidle,
Speaker 3: two of the top three players in the league for sure,
Speaker 3: and then he's also got Casperry Kappan and playing on
Speaker 3: the same team on the third or fourth line that
Speaker 3: they picked up on waivers during the season, and they've
Speaker 3: got others going in and out. So you've got, you know,
Speaker 3: a diversity of talent to limited talent on that team.
Speaker 3: It's it's not like Florida has a bunch of junkyard
Speaker 3: dogs almost you know, they're they're just they're all playing
Speaker 3: the same way. And you know, you've got the Oilers,
Speaker 3: who are a great team, great talent, But I think
Speaker 3: that Florida's, as you said earlier, has found a little
Speaker 3: bit of a niche there. And we'll see tomorrow night
Speaker 3: if they If the Edmonton Oilers tie the series tomorrow night,
Speaker 3: it's a two out of three with two of the
Speaker 3: games and Edmondson and it could go either way, I believe.
Speaker 3: But if the Panthers win a course tomorrow night, then
Speaker 3: you know what the fat lady is warming up?
Speaker 2: I think, yeah for sure.
Speaker 1: And you referenced your thoughts on what you you know
Speaker 1: are what you think they need to do as far
Speaker 1: as being more disciplined, and you know, it's always interesting
Speaker 1: this time of year, Neo, like, we have both the
Speaker 1: NBA and the NHL Finals on our station, and it's
Speaker 1: that time of year where trophies are won, and when
Speaker 1: the regular season is behind you and you've already won
Speaker 1: three rounds in a playoff tournament scenario, it's always weird
Speaker 1: to talk about potential adjustments because it feels like, all right,
Speaker 1: it's June. We are who we are, and that's why
Speaker 1: we're a finalist, Like, what can the Pacers do to
Speaker 1: adjust to Oklahomas City.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I think Rick just has to do what he's done
Speaker 1: because they're in the NBA Finals. But when it comes
Speaker 1: to potential adjustments that Edmonton can make, is it line changes,
Speaker 1: is it rotational changes, is it moving players around? Or
Speaker 1: is it just like, look, we're in the Stanley Cup
Speaker 1: Final again. We are who we are and we're just
Speaker 1: going to go be who we are.
Speaker 3: I think it's the ladder what you said. I think
Speaker 3: that Chris Knoblock is probably said to his group, we
Speaker 3: have to go and play our game. We can't go
Speaker 3: into game four and let them make us play their game.
Speaker 3: We know how we want to play, we know how
Speaker 3: we play, we know what wins for us, and we've
Speaker 3: got to go get back to that and play that
Speaker 3: and to help with whatever they're doing. And so that's
Speaker 3: the kind of that's the kind of adjustment at this
Speaker 3: time of year I think you have to make, which
Speaker 3: is it's more general like, come on, guys, remember why
Speaker 3: we're here because we're that good and play our game.
Speaker 3: Don't get sucked into their game. And I don't think
Speaker 3: it's the things like in the first round, you'll see
Speaker 3: like you've got to adjust to somebody's third line or
Speaker 3: the second line is doing so on, or that they're
Speaker 3: playing the power play a certain way. I mean, by now,
Speaker 3: each team knows each other, but they the Edminston Oilers
Speaker 3: have to play the game that they that they've played
Speaker 3: all season, which has been successful for them, the game
Speaker 3: that they started playing in game three of the first round.
Speaker 3: They lost the first two games in LA and then
Speaker 3: found their footing in game three and went on to
Speaker 3: sweep the LA Kings. After that they won in six.
Speaker 3: So that's what they have to do here. They have
Speaker 3: to go back to playing oiler hockey.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and it's interesting because you reference the LA comeback.
Speaker 1: I mean, they've been coming back all season and all postseason,
Speaker 1: so it's hard to put a nail in them. But
Speaker 1: what's your gut tell you. Let's move over to tomorrow night.
Speaker 1: I mean, I know you referenced that if Florida wins,
Speaker 1: it feels like it's on the precipice of being over
Speaker 1: and Edmonton. If they win, then we have a different conversation.
Speaker 1: But based off of what we've seen so far and
Speaker 1: based off of what you just articulated with Thatminton's ability
Speaker 1: to come back from adversity.
Speaker 2: What's your gut tell you tomorrow night.
Speaker 3: Boy, Oh boy, it isn't going to be a six
Speaker 3: to one game. I can tell you that it's going
Speaker 3: to be very close, and I it may come down
Speaker 3: to Bobroski versus whoever Chris Knoblock puts in, either Telvin
Speaker 3: Pickard or Stuart Skinner, but I think it's I think
Speaker 3: it's going to be a very close, very close to
Speaker 3: the vest type play in that game tomorrow. I That's
Speaker 3: that's my sense of it, because these two teams are
Speaker 3: so close in their ability in totally different ways, but
Speaker 3: they're so close that I think that it's going to
Speaker 3: be you know, it's going to be in a close
Speaker 3: one goal game, maybe an overtime game when when this
Speaker 3: happens tomorrow night.
Speaker 1: As far as the decision that no Block has with
Speaker 1: the goalies, either Stewart Skinner who's been the starter, or
Speaker 1: Picker the backup, talk to me about that balance because ultimately,
Speaker 1: you know, if he does pull Skinner and puts Pickard in,
Speaker 1: and he stands on his head and they win, then
Speaker 1: you probably roll with him, but you also run the
Speaker 1: risk of alienating the guy that's got you there. I mean,
Speaker 1: it's got to be a tough decision. That's not an
Speaker 1: easy call for NA Bloc.
Speaker 3: No, it's a very tough call. But let me tell
Speaker 3: you what happened. And so in the first round, Stuart
Speaker 3: Skinner started and they lost two straight. They put Pickard
Speaker 3: in and he won six straight games. So then he
Speaker 3: got hurt. They had to put Stuart Skinner back in
Speaker 3: and he started winning and he's been winning ever since
Speaker 3: up until Game three. So now he's got to make
Speaker 3: the decision at this late point in the playoffs. Do
Speaker 3: I go with the guy who hasn't played for two
Speaker 3: weeks but did win six straight, or do I go
Speaker 3: with the guy who's been winning for us but had
Speaker 3: one game where he let in five goals. My gut
Speaker 3: tells me my guess is, I'll go on the line
Speaker 3: on this one. I think he's going to play Stuart Skinner.
Speaker 3: I think that's what his decision will be, is to
Speaker 3: stay with him and then if things don't go well early,
Speaker 3: he's got Picker that he can that he can put in.
Speaker 3: But I think that's the direction he's going to go.
Speaker 1: All right, Uh, Before I set you loose a couple
Speaker 1: of things about where we find ourselves out this way.
Speaker 1: Of course, the Utah Mammoth are preparing for the NHL
Speaker 1: Draft and the combine just took place. It is now
Speaker 1: behind us. I've been a plenty of NBA combines. I've
Speaker 1: never been to an NHL combine. So, as a guy
Speaker 1: that was a roster constructor at the highest of levels
Speaker 1: for so long, tell us about this process. The Utah
Speaker 1: Mammoth with the number four pick in the first round.
Speaker 1: They also maintain the majority of their other picks second
Speaker 1: round and beyond. So what's it like for Bill Armstrong
Speaker 1: and his staff to go to this combine and took
Speaker 1: place in Buffalo this past weekend? And what are you
Speaker 1: guys looking for as you're building a roster.
Speaker 4: Well, I think.
Speaker 3: They're just they're just looking at the They'll be there
Speaker 3: talking to the players and seeing the players meeting the
Speaker 3: real person and not just watching the kid down on
Speaker 3: the ice in the junior league or college or wherevery place.
Speaker 3: And they'll be able to see how mature he is.
Speaker 3: They'll be able to see his physical maturity as well
Speaker 3: as talk to him about his mental maturity. It's another
Speaker 3: tool in your toolbox. But I don't think that the
Speaker 3: combine in any way changes what you saw all season
Speaker 3: long on the ice, and so I would fully expect
Speaker 3: that the Utah scouting staff will have the four or
Speaker 3: five players lined up that they think are the top
Speaker 3: guys in the draft, and they'll be ready to pull
Speaker 3: the trigger on their pick comes. I think the combine
Speaker 3: is great, and it's something that's been integral out to
Speaker 3: the NHL for a long time. But again, I don't
Speaker 3: think it can change drastically what you've seen all season.
Speaker 1: Interview process as a general manager or a head of
Speaker 1: scouting or assistant GM or anybody in this process, what
Speaker 1: what are you looking for with your lot of questioning
Speaker 1: when you're interviewing these.
Speaker 2: Young hockey players who are all still babies.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's hard to get a feel on the
Speaker 1: maturity of somebody that is that young oftentimes.
Speaker 2: What are some of the things you look for during
Speaker 2: the interview process?
Speaker 3: I think the maturity. I think that you know, how
Speaker 3: close is this young man to being able to play
Speaker 3: with men? You know, is he how mature is he?
Speaker 3: How how well does he understand you know, what happens
Speaker 3: at this level at the NHL level, And how long
Speaker 3: do you does it? Do you picture until he's going
Speaker 3: to be able to play in the NHL. You know,
Speaker 3: you may see a great hockey player at eighteen years old,
Speaker 3: but when you talk to him, you know, you find
Speaker 3: out that boy he can't go into a locker room
Speaker 3: with the guys we've got. I mean, he's got to
Speaker 3: grow up a little bit. He's got to get a
Speaker 3: little bit more mature. And as you know, Spence, eighteen
Speaker 3: years old compared to nineteen years old is much more
Speaker 3: than a year, and nineteen compared to twenty is much
Speaker 3: more than a year. Say him thirty five to thirty
Speaker 3: six to thirty seven, I mean those those are like
Speaker 3: six months each of those. When you're a kid, there's
Speaker 3: a lot of maturation that goes on both mentally and
Speaker 3: physically when you're in your upper teens. And so I
Speaker 3: think they'll be trying to judge where are these young
Speaker 3: guys on the spectrum of maturity.
Speaker 1: Neo, I just turned forty seven. I'm still trying to
Speaker 1: figure it out. So you definitely I hear you there,
Speaker 1: all right, But before I set you loose, I'll just
Speaker 1: pose one more Utah, mammoth question to you, And we've
Speaker 1: kind of discussed this in the past before, but we
Speaker 1: have a lot of new hockey fans here. What sort
Speaker 1: of type And you can go position, you can go vet,
Speaker 1: you can go mentality, you can go whatever.
Speaker 2: What sort of If we say, you know.
Speaker 1: They're going to add the number four pick and he's
Speaker 1: maybe ready to play, maybe he's not. Other than that,
Speaker 1: whether it's trades or free agency. If we say they
Speaker 1: add two or three pieces, what sort of pieces do
Speaker 1: you think Bill's looking for for this hockey club to
Speaker 1: take the next step next year and maybe make the postseason.
Speaker 3: You know, I think I would think that he wants
Speaker 3: to add a piece that is a mature type of piece.
Speaker 3: And we talked last week about Ian Cole being on
Speaker 3: the team as one the Stanley Cup. I think you
Speaker 3: need to get another couple of older leaders. And when
Speaker 3: I say older, I don't mean Corey Perry old forty
Speaker 3: years old. I mean just guys that have been around
Speaker 3: for a while that can come in and help the
Speaker 3: young guys go through this process of learning about winning
Speaker 3: and learning about how to win. And then also, of
Speaker 3: course I don't want to leave out the whatever Bill
Speaker 3: thinks he can upgrade. He's going to try to do that.
Speaker 3: But that goes on all year long, all year round.
Speaker 3: But I would think that any of these building teams,
Speaker 3: and they're not rebuilding, they're building, want to add solid
Speaker 3: veteran presence to their locker room. Doesn't have to be
Speaker 3: a superstar. Doesn't have to be Besser from Vancouver. It
Speaker 3: doesn't have to be Bennett from Florida. It doesn't have
Speaker 3: to be Marner from the Leafs. But you do want
Speaker 3: to add good character people into your locker room that
Speaker 3: can help your team on the ice end, in the
Speaker 3: locker room.
Speaker 1: Okay, Neil, where can people go get that great podcast
Speaker 1: of yours?
Speaker 3: You can get it anywhere NHL Wrap Around. We had
Speaker 3: Jack Michaels on Monday. Jack Michaels is the voice of
Speaker 3: the Edmonton Oilers and I used to do EHL All
Speaker 3: Star Games with him back in the day. And he's
Speaker 3: a great guy, funny and really fantastic take on the
Speaker 3: Oilers and on the Florida Panthers and really renowned as
Speaker 3: a play by play guy I Edmonton. And yeah, so
Speaker 3: he was on our show. You can catch that that's
Speaker 3: already dropped that's out there, but you get it on
Speaker 3: Apple platform, podcast platform, on Spotify, iHeartRadio, Amazon and YouTube,
Speaker 3: and give us a give us a try, give us
Speaker 3: a listen.
Speaker 2: Love it.
Speaker 1: Neil, thank you so much for the time, sir. Enjoy
Speaker 1: the rest of the week, have a great weekend, and
Speaker 1: we will chat soon.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and we may know the Stanley Cup winner when
Speaker 3: I talk to you next.
Speaker 2: That's true, that's true. We'll have to see, all right,
Speaker 2: Neil Smith.
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