Yeah, dry cycle is the big one. It's no mystery. This is the biggest organizational decision they're likely to face, I guess, until they have to get Conor McDavid's signature on another contract. I don't think he's going to be traded, you know what I mean, in the next few weeks. The window to do that was really almost two days after their season ended, which is why it wasn't the best of timing. With how great their year went and how important he is to the foundation of the team, I think you got to let this one play out. To me, the oilers are going to be one of the most fascinating teams of this next season. We know how good they are, but to get as close as they did to doing something almost magical, coming back from three nothing down, pulling out of the tailspin in the first month of the season. There's definitely a world where everyone signs extensions and they've got a five or 10-year window to try to keep winning. But if dry cycle isn't't signed and you're going into one of the two remaining years on McDavid's deal, I think they're just going to be an absolutely compelling team.