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This thing just absolutely blood. start with the light. Here's it just over 50 years of Miller time. Are we still up?

This thing just absolutely blows. We'll take your comments. We'll answer them. Colin,

here's got some things for us. So we'll help you with that. What's on your mind there? Tye,

anything good? I mean, not much. I mean, I'm, I'm happy that the season is extended beyond a game. I think losing in five is like low key the worst. It's like you give the false hope of winning one and then you lose four in a row or or you lose four before you win a second one. You didn't take the series deep. It's just a gentleman's sweep. It's perfunctory. Yeah, like, like about that, that 2018, they win game seven against Toronto.

They win game one against Tampa.

And you're like, all right, they might have something here.

Four straight, lightning win over, waste of time.

So I would almost rather go six or go seven and lose versus a four or five game series.

That might sound weird because you lose, you lose. But to show some fight, I think especially after that game on Sunday, like I was like legitimately grossed out by Sunday. And it takes a lot like because like media now, I've been doing the media stuff. No, that was offensive. A long time. It takes a lot for me to be like, what a waste of time. What, what, what a way to piss on your fans. You know, like, and come out, come out the way they did. And last night and win, I, I'll take that. How did I end up a Bruins fan and out of Blackhawks fan, Felger? I was a Black Hawk fan, but I was a bigger Bruins fan. I grew up in Milwaukee in the 70s. We're a hockey family. We didn't have a hockey team.

So we spent a lot of time going to Chicago. Chicago used to have these great Saturday, Sunday matinees at Chicago Stadium. We're playing back to back on Saturday afternoon, Sunday afternoon. And we went down for a lot of those. We also did some games in Minnesota because we wanted to see NHL hockey, but I got to pick a team and growing up in the 70s, Bruins were kind of a cool team. I also think that my brother

and I had a little board hockey game, the what's now USA Russia, the dome hockey thing, whatever

you call that? Bubble hockey. It was bubble hockey, right, but it was no bubble on it. It was, I want to say it was Bruins Sabers, and I was always the Bruins side. And so as a little boy, I just, from my smallest stage, I was a Bruins fan. That's like Bruce Cassidy was a Boston fan, despite growing up in Ottawa. Ottawa didn't have a team back then. So he was a Bruins fan. Is it because Bobby Orr played for the Ottawa 67s? It was because Bobby Orr, but he was a defenseman, wanted to be like Bobby Orr. It's funny, Bruce's parents were Maple Leaps and Canadian fans. So like he, he ends up being the Bruins fan out of the group. But I think you guys are separated by like, probably like seven, eight years, probably

an age, but like that like so you didn't, you weren't there for Bork.

You were there for like Brad Park.

I was there for Brad Park.

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