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Felger and Madz.

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What was the feeling on the bench in the moment?

What was being said there? Was there anything from the referees? What was being said on the bench in the moment? What was being said there?

Was there anything from the referees?

What was being said was you missed an eff and call

is what was being said on the bench for obvious reasons.

Yeah. Yeah, that's Bruce Cassie last night.

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opening thoughts while you um load up the phone line so you're already doing that opening thoughts who

would like to begin I'll go first while Murray wipes down and I've been all over Jordan Bennington

the goalie of the blues here for the majority of this series because I told you you, I don't think he's all that good. And in the big picture, I'm still not sure he's all that good. However, last night, he was a factor in that game. And the fact that it was zero-zero at the end of one period was in large part, significantly anyway, due to Jordan Bennington, I'm still not sure he's a great goalie, but he played his best game of the series last night in game five. So all I'm doing, I'm just trying to be fair. I'm just trying to be fair. He was good last night. He was good last night. And I've asked people over and over again, or I've said to people over and over again, the various guests that we've had on the program here, throughout the course of the finals, I don't think he's that good. I think he's overrated, all of which I think in the big picture I still generally feel. Nonetheless, 2-2, Stanley Cup finals, game 5 on the road. In game three, he got pulled last night. He was good.

He was really good. And so I got to give him his two. We were saying yesterday, and for the last couple days, it's a three-two series. First one to three wins. Three to two is generally the score of these games. Well, what if a goalie, you know, can a goalie get you a two-to-one win, a one-to-nothing win? Are we in store for one of those games? and we wore and it was the other guy.

Yeah, he was good.

Again, I mean, like, and we in store for one of those games, and we weren't, it was the other guy. Yeah, he was good.

Again, I mean, like,

and so now, if Bennington is all of a sudden about to get hot, if that what that is, that was, then the Bruins have another obstacle to overcome, and that's Jordan Bennington. Big Jim Murray. before you downplay the officiating and the effect it had on last night's game and do what I know is going to be coming here over the next four hours. And that's calling everyone winers and babies for pointing out the obvious. Allow me to at least say, this is not a day for rationality or objectivity. You have every right to be pissed because the Bruins got jobbed last night. They got job on the Achari trip. There was no embellishment. He got tripped. There wasn't a call.

There shouldn't have been a backbreaking goal. It should be won nothing in the Bruins on the power play. Period. End of story. That's what happened. It's not open for interpretation. That's what happened. The Bruins also continued to get nothing from their top line. They got nothing from Marshan. They got nothing from Posternack. Both things can be true. But don't think for a second that

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