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G is out for the weekend.

He'll be back on Tuesday as he Bask's in the Sun somewhere,

someplace with somebody. Until then, I sit in with the booms on a, well, we'll call it still

a winter Friday. We are getting there. I promise we are getting there. And a little more,

as we kind of wrap up the Team USA stuff last night, to the near and dear York Rangers to the guy to my right not a great game but again they do the right thing early on good morning boomer how are you yeah good morning Jerry I'm good to talk to you yeah and I'm very happy with the ending in that game for sure and I didn't really think that the uh the overall beginning of the game where it was like the devil game the night with. Now, he scored the golden goal. It's a little bit different when you're honoring guys like J.T. Miller and Vincent Drochek for being the defensive part of the hockey team. And plus, it was on ESPN. True. So it was not on MSG. If it's on MSG, there's a little bit more room to do a little bit more stuff.

But I thought it was really underwhelming, at least that's the way it came across on TV.

I was not there. And then, of course, they end up losing the game. But the thing about all of this stuff that I took from yesterday is that, you know, watching Nolan McLean pitch is really remarkable. He is going to be a

great pitcher. We all feel that way. We all think that he has got the goods to be really a

great young player. It's the way the giant fans feel about Jackson Dart. We all think,

and we feel like this kid could really be a superstar player. And then there's one other

player that is basically burst onto the scene and has taken over his respective league. And he

broke two records again last night, and that's Matthew Schaefer for the New York Island.

It's not sure if you saw this, but he had two goals. He passed Phil Housley as the youngest

person ever to score the most

goals, 18-year-old in NHL history, and he led his team to victory. So there's a lot of really

good young players around here. The Rangers are going to go through a rebuild. They have

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