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Felger and Mazz on 985, the Sports Hub.

Like fourth and final hour, Felger and Mazz here on 985, the Sports Hub simulcast on NBC Sports, Boston. That's the TV side across New England and the country. Catch us anytime on the app. 985, the SportsUp app, download that to your smartphone. It's a great product. Get the stream and the replays. If you miss anything that day, you can catch up that night or the next morning or anytime, frankly. And again, tonight, I believe, because it's Wednesday, Monday, Wednesday, the Felger and

Maz off air show, 615, Facebook Live. Well, I might have to make a appearance during a commercial break. Yes, need you back there. Cameo. I didn't see on Monday, so we'll see it tonight, okay? Sure, I'll pop in. Mazza comes in and we answer all your questions and do whatever you want.

On the grid, off the grid.

Just fire off questions.

Facebook Live 615, the Felger and Maz off-air show tonight, live at 615. We open up the show today on Bruins because, again, they open up tonight at the Capitals. Ty Anderson, who writes for 985.4.com. I like that kid. I like most of his takes. He has one major problem. And that's like most of these Bruins reporters, he's a Tuka guy. So it's like it's just so insane that there's only one group of people on the planet that I know who have confidence in Tuka Rask, and that is the guys that cover the team, which tells you they've been infected or influenced or something. And that's one of them. Well, maybe Joe of them. Maybe Joe Hags.

Maybe Joe Hags.

Think a little differently.

That's right.

Joe Hags is a little bit of independent thought. But the rest of them, like sheep. They all think Tuka's okay. That's my one issue with Ty Anderson. He thinks he's good to win a cup. But otherwise, I liked his takes. I like his thought on, well, one of the biggest issues on the team last year, right?

With secondary scoring.

Big one.

I mean, Otherwise, I liked his takes. I like his thought on, well, one of the biggest issues on the team last year, right? With secondary scoring. Big one. You've mentioned this several times, ma'am. The Bruins had 3.30 goal scores. No one else was higher than 17. It's really unbelievable. And there are 3.30 goals scores, all on the same line. Bergeron, Marshan, Posternak, obviously. and then they get into the playoffs against Tampa and they can't get scoring from any other line.

And... Bergeron, Marshan, Posternak, obviously. And then they get into the playoffs against Tampa, and they can't get scoring from any other line. And they have chances now to spread that out, to move Posternak down to Kreti, and have Kreti-Dabruscan Pasternak. And they seem like really reluctant to do it. They are reluctant to do it. Because Posternock staying up on that first line and they're playing Danton Hinen with Kreti.

So not only are they not moving down Posternick,

but they're putting what feels like Hinen not really elite offensively,

more of a three zone kind of player.

I always project him as a third or fourth liner kind of guy.

Good player, but certainly not, you know, that offensive impact you're looking for, I don't think.

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