It is Bruins Thursday. Juds-Sirot from Nesson is here, and I have a pair of tickets to give away for

tomorrow night at the garden and game six. So if you are the ninth caller right now on the contest line,

which is 617-931-0-937, you will be in the building, in the barn, as the Bruins take on the sabres tomorrow night.

You can visit Boston Bruins.com slash tickets to secure your seat to the postseason action

at TD Garden presented by Rapid 7.

Good morning, Judd.

Good morning.

I had another text in the text line the other night in game five.

Yes, you did.

I was excited heading into overtime and I could not resist texting you.

And then afterward, you didn't give me a text back.

I just had this vision of you, head on the pillow, big smile on your face, getting ready for the next day's show.

When that thing went to overtime, I was so annoyed.

I'm like, so now I have to stay up to 1030, 1045, whatever.

But excellent win.

I want to get to that.

I want to ask about where you rank Sunday's game when it comes to the worst playoff performances

by the Boston Bruins all time.

I don't know.

I'd really have to think about that because you and I were talking a little bit about 2019

and because the thought was heading back to Boston after the win in Game 6 in St. Louis when the city was ready to pop and they had all the celebrations ready to go where the parade route was going to be. And then the Bruins surprised the blues there in game six. You're coming back home here to game seven and you think, okay, Charra, Bergeron, Marchand, Krati, all these guys, all this experience, all the build-up to it,

and they were unable to come up with a victory there in game seven.

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