To me, it's really about his state of health. He's got one year left on his contract, and when you look at what Silovs did, he was someone the Canucks thought could come in at the start of the year, and he really struggled. But for him to go down to the AHL, rediscover his game, and become such an instrumental part of a championship team in Abbotsford, that's hugely significant. Just because you stumble for a few months doesn't mean you're going to stumble for years, and I think Silovs has built a pretty solid record of success.