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Shime, are we beginning with Brad Marshand, who is back in town this evening?

Let's please, Greg.

Brad Marshand, old friend, hater of Rich Keefe, so Courtney loves him.

It talked about coming back to Boston, and the thing he misses most about the city of

Boston and the Boston Bruins.

Here was Brad Marchand.

Fans, for sure.

I mean, you know, hockey-wise, like the city's incredible.

I mean, I've lived in a bunch of different areas around here and the city's incredible, but

the fans make it awesome.

And they're just very unique. Some of the stories and the things that I've seen, fans do, and they're just very unique.

Some of the stories and the things that I've seen, fans do,

and a lot of them are PG-rated.

In, like, playoff runs and stuff like that.

It's so special, and I think so unique to this area.

You know, and, I mean, it's as simple as, like,

every time I go get a coffee, I go to to the same routine, so the same coffee shop every day, you know, message on your cup, you know, but if I had a good game or bad game the night before, you know what I mean? Like, a tough one for you last night. So, I mean, all the way down, they're just, they bleed black and gold.

And that's part of why, I think, just so much pressure on the teams that have success and why they focus on it so much is, I mean, you can't slip. I mean, you guys see it. You're all here every day. And you don't have the ability to slip in the city or you're going to hear about it. and you, we wanted to produce and be good for the fans and live up to that reputation.

So it makes it special to play here.

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