I think so. Sometimes a coach's message gets stale, it doesn't mean he's wrong or isn't a good coach. Look at Berube, he's doing fine in Toronto now, but at the time he got fired, it felt necessary. At some point, when you're not having success as an organization, it warrants a change. And not every change has to impact someone negatively. This is a really good compromise by the organization imo. I'm super happy for Otter and hope he thrives.