To begin with, I think Hampus has increased his stock with Anaheim by showing how well he meshes with Jamie Drysdale; it's difficult to imagine how we'd replace him in that particular function. So I think that we'll make every effort to meet his compensation and term requests. That being said, if we are informed by him and his agent that he's just going to test the free-agent market, I would think something along the lines of the David Savard transaction, suitably adjusted, would be in line. Because Savard was seen as beginning 'the back side" of his career (note that he signed his new contract for substantially less than his expiring one, whereas Hampus will almost certainly get substantially MORE than his current deal), and Hampus is considered at the apex of his career, I think that the equivalent of a first, a second and a third is what he would bring. Say your 2022 first, Topi Niemela and maybe Pontus Holmberg or Filip Kral or Kristian Rubins.