Deal or no deal? With Sway, Marchand knows it's business, "potentially a deal is going to get done"

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00:00Let's hear from Brad Marsh and Yesterday in the locker room.

00:03You know, I think the biggest thing, let's say it's hard to get out of the room,

00:07you know, even today and after, there's not a whole lot of talk about it.

00:11You know, we all understand the situation that the team and Sway are in and, you know,

00:17this is part of the game. It's part of the business. It's a part that nobody enjoys,

00:21you know, and essentially the deal is going to get done and everyone's going to move on

00:25and be fine. You know, when you're dealing with a term deal, you know, once a sign,

00:30there's so much weight that gets lifted off, not just the player's shoulders, but the team.

00:34And, you know, then it's just all about coming together and finding a way to win

00:39and building towards that goal. So it's tough because, you know, we all care about Sway,

00:44you know, we want to see him back. But again, this is part of the business that sometimes guys

00:50go through and every player goes through it at some point, you know, to the extent of which it

00:54drags on. It is always different, but everybody goes through negotiations and, you know, they're

00:59never fun and it'll be over and everyone will move on. Is he correct when he suggests that

01:06both sides will get right over this? You saw Cam Neely. Cam Neely seemed pissed off the other day

01:13and it sounds like Jeremy Swayman is pissed off too. So I would ask you, will they, if they come

01:19to terms on a deal? I mean, it seems like you could take what Cam Neely said as an offer,

01:24right? Like a last and final offer, right? Eight years, 8 million. So that that's on the table.