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And now, I'm just trying to spell it off the list.

Felger and Math.

T-I-T-E-P-I-D.

P-O-B, boom.

Isn't that, Bob?

Felger and Mask.

Q-U-U-I-T-Q-Q-K.

Okay, thank you.

No, spell up for me too.

I'm an idiot.

98-5, the Sports Hub.

As here on a reentry Monday, Mike will be joining us here momentarily as we get settled in at Banners.

At TD Garden, just in anticipation of game five of the series between the Bruins and the New York Islanders.

Jim Murray's alongside.

I know we get a lot on the plate today, so I'll tell you what.

I'll give everybody the agenda here, Murray.

And Felger will join us momentarily, but we're going to start Bruins. And we'll get to some other things through the course of the day, typically a re-entry Monday. We'll touch on the Red Sox. Cam Newton latest there. Julio Jones traded, obviously. But the Bruins really the primary focus today, Marie.

So after the weekend, how do you feel? I'm worried about the ice, maz. 95 degrees. We're hearing this building. It's a little steamy. I need to know if the ice is going to be okay. Yeah, it's sluggish. No, I'm busting balls. And by the way, Mike wants those calls all day to day. We all do. We want the ice calls.

Look, I thought that this series is going to be tough.

I said it's going to go seven games and it's in a coin flip. Based on Saturday night's game, right now I would favor the Islanders. I'm saying that because I still do believe that the Bruins are on paper, the more talented team. but I know from like a physicality standpoint the Bruins matched them in that first period on Saturday,

but while they're, you know, matching them with hits, I just think that they're getting out muscled and like, I don't know, the hits are more punishing from the Islanders and the Bruins haven't been able to match that. They're still kind of more of a finesse team. And this was their worst game of the series. This is their worst game of the playoffs. So I'm a little concerned.

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