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Welcome to the program, Thelgram Maserati.

On a Monday, May 24th, it's a reentry Monday, brought to you by East Boston Savings Bank. Reentry Monday is everything from the weekend. We got a lot to get to. We got Celtics. We got Bruins. We got Red Sox. We have PGA golf and Phil Mickelson. But we play that clip to start right there because I think the Bruins are the lead story. I think Patrice Bergeron that goal and his night is the lead of the lead.

There isn't much Maz nowadays that brings me out of my seat as a fan. But that was one. That was one that did it. So that's where we're going to begin. Maz Murray, how are you guys doing? Good you. Good. Peachy, so what you're the bees. Look, I'm stunned that this series is over in five games.

I never expected it to be this fast.

I thought this thing was going is over in five games. I never expected it to

be this fast. I thought this thing was going to be a tractor pull. I think it was for the first

three games. And I think now in retrospect, you look back at the way the game three ended,

three to two, Washington, with, you know, 11 minutes to go, whatever the hell it was, from that point forward, starting with Marchand's goal to tie the game in regulation in game three, Bruins outscored him 9 to 2 in the final, you know, two plus games.

And that mistake by Samsonov at the, in overtime to blow the game in the second overtime, Washington never recovered.

They never really recovered. They get their asses handed to him basically in the next game.

I thought game four was the Bruins best game. And then, you know, game five was your classic game

that the Bruins would have lost years ago, where they out shoot the team 41 to 18 or whatever

the hell it was.

And, you know, the other team gets a couple of opportunities and buries them.

And that's what the Bruins did.

Look, I, you know, I thought the Bruins generally, you know, once we got past that, that complete screw-up

by Samsonov, I thought the Bruins just basically were the better team by a significant margin. I see, I thought last night was their best game. Friday night they dodged some bullets early with some dumb penalties that they were taking again. But last night, I thought they completely outclassed Washington. I was never at the edge of my seat looking to bite my arm once. They were in control from start to finish. and I'm with you, as, and I didn't expect them to wrap this up this early. But you know what this kind of reminded me of was the series against the Blue Jackets a couple years ago, where Columbus was bigger and pushing the Bruins around physically, those first couple of games, maybe the first three games. Then they woke up, turn the tables. They wrap it up quicker than anyone thought that they would. You didn't get arm bitey after Sherry scored 11 seconds into the third?

A little bit.

Nope. Not once. I didn't, I didn't sweat last night once. Oh, I did. And that's why the Bergeron thing, I'm just a nervous, negative Bruins fan. But that's why that Bergeron goal to me just stood out. and his sheer brilliance what the hands you know his hand you want to buy a hand eye he's great

oh my god He's one of the best tippers of the puck I've ever seen. Oh, my God. But to be able to, uh, on the forecheck, I think he baited that guy into that pass and then, you know, intercepts the pass. And so watch how he shot how he shot the puck he totally picked that

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