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It's fired, and great cheese drive, stick the side.

Out in front, Martian, shoot he scores.

The Bruins throw a pass to the bottom of the right wing circle and Martian had time to look, pick this spot and whipped it inside the far post. A power play goal.

Bruins won, doubles nothing.

985, the sport's up, but we are a toucher and rich.

And is that him?

Bruce Cassidy, head coach of the Red Hot Boston Bruins.

He joins us on the Volkswagen dealer's expert hotline.

Mr. Cassidy, hello, thank you for joining us.

Good, gentlemen, how are we?

We are doing well.

So tonight, you're playing the Carolina Hurricanes,

and they are known for being silly gooses after games

and doing stupid-ass things like playing Ring Around the Rosie.

I actually have no problem with that.

I see.

You and I disagree. NHEL team? I just think it's just, what they're being a little silly goose. It breaks through the monotony, I guess. If you find the game monotonous, then please. All right, but Mr. Cassie, what do you feel about the post-game celebrations from the Carolina Hurricanes? I'm not a huge fan, but I get it. They're in a market where they're a little tougher to draw fan, so it keeps them around. So I think most teams are long gone by then. They're in the dressing room, so they don't even see it. So not a big deal. I don't know if they'll do it with the playoffs. That'll be interesting, but we'll see if they get in.

If you saw one of your own players try to pull something like that off, would you have a word with them? I would, you know, I think our leaders would be honest with you. They'd recommend they don't. You know, there's celebrations now in the game. That's where it's changed a lot. I think he used to score a goal. you go hug the teammate the pass to the puck

or something like that. Now you

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