Felger & Mazz: The Physical Play & Officiating in the Stanley Cup Final, and the “Tom Terrific” Trademark (Hour 2)

Felger & Massarotti

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4.1 • 977 Ratings

🗓️ 4 June 2019

⏱️ 42 minutes

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In Hour 2, Felger and Mazz continued to talk about the physicality in the Stanley Cup Final. The guys also discussed the officiating in this series. Mike and Tony also took a Bruins breather to talk about Tom Brady’s application to trademark “Tom Terrific."

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0:00.0	B-Pod Studios
0:03.0	B-Pod Studios
0:03.0	Straightforward
0:09.0	You lose too, big boy
0:11.3	No holds bar
0:12.8	I'm starting to think this guy's a con man
0:14.6	Sports talk
0:15.5	I got it, I got it, I got it, I got it
0:17.5	I got it, I got it, all right, I got it
0:19.1	Felger and Maz
0:20.3	985, the Sports Hub.
0:23.2	We talk about attrition during the playoffs and that teams like the St. Louis Blues almost rely on it.
0:33.0	If you harken back to San Jose, they ran San Jose into the golfing season.
0:39.6	I mean, it was, and we're looking at the same thing again,
0:43.0	guys have been dropping here because they chip pucks in,
0:46.6	they skate with his great intensity,
0:48.4	and they finish off from some ferocity.
0:52.0	And that plan is paying dividend.
0:59.3	Troy on the NBC broadcast on something as we talked about even before the series began.
1:03.9	The War of Attrition.
1:05.2	It concerns you.
1:06.2	I mean, and I don't think it's just something they almost rely on.
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