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What do you mean?

Well, what do you mean?

Felger and Mads.

I'm just making it up.

Totally making it up.

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Final hour, Felger and Maserati, brought you by Draft Kings. Our gender-free Friday coverage is driven by the Bernardi Auto Group. I come to you from our Town Fair Tire Studios in Dorchester, Maz Murray, on remote. You continue with your thoughts unless either of you two have an updated thought for the people of Boston here in the 5 o'clock hour. All right. Well, it's just something real quick. I just saw Jay Stu just retweet this.

So a league source, an NHL league source, confirmed this afternoon that Bruins'

owner Jeremy Jacobs has expressed interest in his building, TD Garden, on Causeway

Street, being considered among the so-called centralized or neutral sites if play can be

resumed.

Thank you.

I just said, DuPont wrote this as well.

So go on.

Well, I just, I mean, that would, it's interesting to me. It would be great if it happened, obviously, you know, it would make it easy. Our job's easier. And I obviously want this to happen because, you know, I'd love to see the Bruins try to win a cup. felt like they were going to be destined to do just that or make another deep run.

But I'm a little surprised to see this because we're in one of the hotspots, right? So what's some of the consideration here? Is it the great hospitals that we have? Is that, you know, the curve has been flattened? I just, it'd be great. I just, I'm a little surprised because of all areas, I didn't think that either here or New York would be considered at all. I'd be surprised. Yeah, I'd be surprised if it comes through. I mean, the fact that he's expressed interest, I'd be good, you know, but if I were the NHL, I have to believe there are better places to do it right now. Well, it doesn't mean they're being considered. It means they threw their hat in the ring, right? Like, you know, they want to be considered. Correct. But we don't know if the league is taking them seriously.

So put that on the board. Put that on the table. Back to your phones, as promised. Doug and

Woburn. Hi, Doug. Hey, I know your position on salary cap and stuff,

but I was wondering if you think our current cap space

was the reason Bill trade out of the first round

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