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Felger and Madge.

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985, the Sports Hub. The All right, as promised, Nogran Nazarotti from Canal Street and Bruins Fanfest here at the Boston Sports Grill up until 7 o'clock and pregame.

We're game five with the Stanley Cup final here on 985

the sports club as promised right back to your phones mike in the truck what he got for us on charred

tonight yeah sure you know you know you know who reminds me of Ivan grog up charred uh you're

cleared to play but we want you to know we really don don't think, no, I play. I play. If I die, I die. I'm hearing half of that because they got music going on here, and he's putting on an accent or something. Yeah, he did it about Ivan Drago impersonation is what he did. I just can't hear it. But Char is a bad man, Murray. Oh, without question. I can't hear anything, so I'm just going to yell. Hopefully you're hearing what I'm saying. No, if he ends up playing and it does look like he's going to play, this is going to be an all-time thing if they win this game. This will go down in like the all-time lore of Boston sports, and we certainly have enough of those type of things. You can just add this right to the pile.

Win the game, win the series, though, is how it really becomes. Oh, definitely.

Otherwise, it just becomes, okay, this was a sidebar. You know, not good job, good effort. It's a valiant effort, but they do need to win this damn thing for this to truly count for it to be up there with Kurt Schilling and the bloody sock. So I you know we've spent a lot of time on the you know the courageous

aspect of it he needs to be functional like if he goes out there when he's it all timid or he's

protecting it and he turns a buck over that leads to a goal like that doesn't do them any

no no then he's bill buckner yeah i mean that's a it's a really it's a hard spot for a guy like him because if you're going to tell the team I'm playing, I can do this. And then you go out and you can't. Well, then you become a negative. Then you hurt the cause. I'm saying Buckner, because he was injured and they played him so he could be out there to celebrate the cup and it ended up hurting him. So that's, I don't mean like the ball rolling between his legs.

I'm just talking about... because he was injured and they played him to so he could be out there to celebrate the cup and it ended up hurting him.

So that's, I don't mean like the ball rolling between his legs.

I'm just talking about if you've then played him for the wrong reason or he doesn't come through, then it becomes why was he out there? I mean, so a lot of that could fall on Cassidy. Like, you know, or, and I don't know who handles the D. Like, you know, to me, that's one of those where you've got to watch them.

You've got to watch them closely and say, if you see him bailing out of a play or anything that would suggest that the jaw is a factor, well, then you've got to change. You can't just keep doing it just to do it. Whether he's a captain or not, you can't do it. Okay, so either way, I mean, I'll take this.

If he's out there to start and there's a huge emotional lift and you can feel it in the building and with the team, and they go out to an early lead and then he sort of sits on the bench and, you know, plays a limited role. That counts to me. Yeah, sure it does. I mean, that's Willis Reed. Willis Reed played only 23 minutes in that game and you know so like he wasn't a huge impact in the game it was the moment of him

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