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Noah says it like they do.

What do you mean?

Well, what do you mean?

Felger and Mads.

I'm just making it up.

Totally making it up.

985, the Sports Hub.

First of all, we're the least penalized team in the league in the first three rounds,

and now all of a sudden we've taken 14 penalties in the one series.

So I don't know.

I don't buy into all that, to be honest with you.

I think that we can definitely be more composed after the whistle.

I think we've let some frustration get in there where we're maybe do too much after the whistle.

So we'll clean that up for sure.

But like I said, we're the least penalized team in the league coming into this series.

So I don't agree with all the calls.

We're not going to concern ourselves with the officials until they stink.

So there we go.

This storyline. This is a developing storyline in the series as well. Felger and Mazz from St. Louis, right outside the Enterprise Center, day four of the four-day Felger-Maz, St. Louis extravaganza. We're taking up until 7 o'clock tonight, up until Dunkin' Donuts pregame. And then, of course, we have the game for you, game four, pivotal game four on 985, the sports up shortly after eight. Craig Barubi from yesterday, getting on the officials, and that was Cassidy's response. I think Barubi has a case. I think he has a case, and at least I think what he's doing is what any good coach does, is when the refereeing starts to tilt in one direction or the other is trying to buy back some calls or lobby for some calls.

Everyone does it.

I think this is what and this is what Berube is doing.

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