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Belger

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Belger and Maz

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Bruce, are Zadano Chara and Macra's a playing tonight? They'll be game time decisions. They're on the ice now. That's a good sign. We've always said once they get out there, they're that much closer. Both taking warm-ups? And what do you need to see to know that they can play? Yeah, well, like I said, they'll be game time decisions, so they're out there now.

I see how they feel at seven or so tonight.

And here we go.

Welcome into the program, Felger and Maserati coming to you from Bruins Fan Fest on Canal Street,

the Boston Sports Grill, brought you by Bud Light here as we get ready for game five of the stanley cup finals right down the street here at the garden and pretty big story developing here and that is the dano chara potentially playing with what we think is a broken jaw tonight in the stanley cup finals he was out there on the ice today skating with a specially designed helmet for him that has no face shield, but has, for lack of a better term, a, like a football-style guard of some card, you know, plastic guard.

But his eyes are open. These guys are so freaking nuts. He almost lost an eye the other night, but he can't be bothered with the shield, Murray, and Maz.

So he leaves the eyes open and the nose open, but has sort of like a chin guard down along his helmet.

He's skating today, and you just heard Bruce Cassidy, game time decision.

It's hard to think that he's going to go to that length and be there this morning,

Maz, and not play tonight.

And that would be quite a story of Zadano Char laces him up tonight for the Bruins. I mean, look, I think you've got your answer. He's going to give it a shot. And then we'll see what happens. And does that mean he's going to play in every situation and that he's going to play, you know, 24 minutes or no, it doesn't mean that.

But does it mean he's going to play in every situation and that he's going to play, you know, 24 minutes or, no, it doesn't mean that. But doesn't mean he's going to give it a whack and see what happens? I think that's where we are. If he doesn't play at this point, I'd be surprised. And look selfishly, I'd be a little disappointed. And when I say disappointed, because I want to see it, I think it'd be a great moment. But, you know, to me, I thought we were headed here.

You know, game five may be a little quicker than I thought.

But some of the stuff we talked about the other day, Mike, he's 42.

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