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That was tremendous.

Tremendous night of hockey.

That was a great game.

I say great game.

Entertaining game.

Entertaining game to watch and talk about. And so we're going to start off with Bruins and your thoughts on that game last night, some of the stuff from that game last night. And Zadino Char has a new contract as well. So we're going to start with that, hockey fans. 617779-0-985. What was your lead takeaway from the game now? You go first.

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Okay. To me, well, first of all, it was just, I mean, the entertainment value I thought was tremendous. And I say, I call that a playoff preview because I think that sort of had the emotion and the anger and all the things that, you know, as a viewer that you're going to feel in the playoffs, right? Close calls, controversial calls, getting porked a little bit by the reps, going back and forth, and I just think that's what the playoffs are going to feel like. And so that, last night to me, felt like that kind of thing. It had that sort of, I don't know, just that sort of entertainment value. And you just can't. I mean, it's capped off perfectly, as you heard right there, with Brad Marshan, with a breakaway with five seconds left in the overtime. Just him from the, you know, other blue line in as the clock ticks down. It was just tremendous, tremendous night. Didn't you think he was going to do it again? Of course. Of course I thought he was going to do it again. But beyond that, last night, if you want to talk from a technical standpoint from the Bruins, when I talk about their chances in the playoffs and how I feel about them as a team of the playoffs, last night showed me one thing. It showed me a lot of things, but one of the things that showed me is why a guy like

rick nash is so important for them they got stomped a little bit last night when it begs a big

team they're big in place they're big and fast and they started throwing their weight around

and the brulins tried to give it back and it went back and forth a little bit but i just think you you saw the need for size on that team. And that's why Rick Nash is here. And that's why it's so important that David Backus comes back is that size component. I think without those guys, the Bruins lack it. They're slight. They're little. I mean, Pashtonac was getting runac was getting run he got run a couple times

marshand is going to get run and you know you have a couple defensemen who can stand up for you

miller and mccade chief among them but in your forward group if it's not on that fourth line you

don't really so you need i this is why i think you need n and you need back, is you need guys like that to match the physicality that you got from Winnipeg last night. So that was one thing that stood up. Do you want to weigh in? I was going to say, I feel that on the defensive end. And I know that they're missing guys now, that Chara's out, you know, McAvoy's out.

But I feel like when there's traffic around the net, the Bruins go into these lapses. I say lapses, stretches during the year, where it feels like they just don't get, they don't get anybody away from their net. And how many of those goals last night were jamins on the side or right up right on the net? Some of that's on the D and some of that's on Houdobin, who sucked last night.

He said. goals last night were jamins on the side or right up right on the net some of that's on the

d and some of that's on who dobin who sucked last night he sucked anyway go okay so uh you know

i i would agree that's sort of the piece with greslick and kroog two guys who are not really

body movers and so that's as much as they bring you offensively do they take that a little bit

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