They were frightened.

I want Mass.

What is this?

Listen, I'll grant your Felger's freight.

Uh-uh, uh-uh, uh-huh.

Here we go.

Man, I got to lay off the peyote. It was horrendous. Felger and Mass. 985, the Sports Hub. Bye! Agenda free means that you set the agenda, folks. Whatever you want to talk about, we talk about. We log in, then we release the hounds, and we talk to you at 617-779-0-98-5.

We start with opening thoughts. Maz, I think you're ready. So would you go first, please? I am ready. I got myself ready because I knew you wouldn't be. And I know Murray came prancing in here about 30 seconds ago. So, no, no, I'll cover your guys' asses. Don't you worry about it. So look, the hottest team in town is the Bruins. Okay, they are the hottest team in town, and I mean they're from purely a one lost

perspective. But I saw something today, in today's Boston Globe, I saw today, that is the closest

thing I have seen to a Bruin or Bruin staff member ripping Claude Julian.

It's the closest thing I've seen.

Okay.

And this is in a story by Kevin Paul DuPont on Bruce Cassidy.

And the run he has had here during the start of his career as coach of the Bruins.

The Bruins are now 51, 19, and 9 under Cassidy. Okay, 51, 19, and 9. And the, the, 19, and 9 under Cassidy.

Okay, 51, 19, and 9.

And the crux of the stories about the Bruins' breakouts out of their own defensive zone

and how those have changed under Cassidy and how much more aggressive they are.

And there was a comment in there from Zadano Char,

and I'm going to read directly to you now from Kevin Paul DuPont of the Globe.

Cassidy said Chara has, quote, completely gotten rid of, end quote, some of the breakouts that Chara

and the rest of the Boston defensive court implemented day after day during Julian's tenure.

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