Last year, the Boston Bruins finished a surprising last in the division. And this is a division that features their wings and the savers. So that's really saying something. 76 points. Tied them with the flyers. Damn. Now, part of that was self-inflicted because Cam Neely was like, no, I will not pay Jeremy. Okay, fine, I'll pay Jeremy Swayman. But it's too late. You miss training camp. Boston, the over-under for Boston, is bonkers this year to me. Okay. Bonkers. I'm not going to tell you whether it's bonkers good or bonkers bad. I love when you guys guess. Give me a guess. What did they have last season? 76 points.

82 and a half.

82 and a half.

Jesse.

73 and a half.

No, it's not that low.

It's 80 and a half.

80 and a half.

Now, this is a team,

missed their goalie through training camp.

Their top two defensemen who are all-stars were not playing most of the season. I mean, this is a team that was cursed by some bad luck and some bad moves, and we'll get

into those. Jesse, though, you have something you wanted to hit on. Yeah, the Bruins have the

worst odds to win the Atlantic Division. The Red Wings have the second worst odds. They're 36 to 1 to win the division.

What do you think the odds are that the Bruins win the Atlantic are? 50 to 1.

Adam. It's got to be something lower than that like 20, 25. No, I just said the Red Wings are 36 to 1.

I know. Oh, and there. I know. Okay. So Boston just have the word.

Oh, God. I don't know. 45 to 1.

101 to 1. That's ridiculous. This team is not that bad. No way.

Nobody thinks they're good. No way.

Nobody in the sports betting market thinks they're good. That's insane.

That's a hundred. That's insane. That's a hundred.

That's scary.

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