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Boys and girls, I'm here today to present an exciting opportunity for togetherness.

Fildger and Mads.

That's awesome.

Of course it is.

That's great.

985, the Sports Hub.

Coach, going into Tuesday, are there any lessons from last year that you want to carry with you from game seven? Or do you prefer going in blank slate, new team? Yeah, I mean, I'm not a big believer in living in the past. You know, I don't carry a lot of stuff around from the past at all. The bottom line is we got a one-game series against these guys, and we like each other.

We like our group.

We like hanging around together.

We want to be together.

And the only way you get to be together is if you play good and execute and win.

So we got a good group that enjoys being together and plans on having a good run.

And in order to do that, we've got to go into Boston and win a game.

Yeah. having a good run. And in order to do that, we've got to go into Boston winning game. Can the Leafs finally do it?

I said it in our first segment. I'll say it again. If I had any balls, I'd pick the Leafs.

But I don't have any balls.

I've lost all my nerve. Plus, history has to loom large over that team in the situation like this, right? I mean, I understand where you're coming from. They've probably been the better overall team in this series, but I don't know how you look at that and just not think that that Leafs thing is still going to come into play here. No, it's mostly you people have beaten me down. You've won. So you've neutered me And now I'm afraid

You don't want the Bruins making another commercial

That's the real story to play here. No, it's mostly you people have beaten me down. You've won. So you've neutered me, and now I'm afraid.

You don't want the Bruins making another commercial.

That's the real story. Exactly right. I'm now running scared. Even though you were right. But it doesn't feel that way. I fully admit it. You've completely deballed me. So now I'm afraid to pick against the Bruins

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