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Stugots is roaming the premises, okay? Everybody's trying to have lunch and enjoy themselves.

And all he's trying to get going for about three hours now is somebody bark Vinny Casti

at me. Somebody's coming. Well, regardless, he might be too good. You just, you need to

stop. Just stop for a minute. Roy, you know what I know what I noted about the Boston

Bruins in the first hockey game I've seen in 38 years. Yeah, that's a long time, dude.

So you know something I noticed when I saw them play? What's that? They're great up in

the forecheck. Yeah, the best team in the league. I'm not the expert. I just want to take

this room. You spot a forecheck other than Roy. It's the only hockey term I know. And

I know it from listening to Roy talk about hockey. I don't know what it means. Absolutely

don't know what it means. But I bet that the Bruins are very good on the forecheck.

Yes, they are very good. Is a forecheck something that happens on the ice, but not up against

the wall. It's like if I'm playing defense against you and you're attacking, then I check

you. That's a forecheck, right? It's based on your offense of pressure. It's not one

shot and you're done. You take the puck away from the defense. You get another shot.

It's off in suppression. All right, maybe I didn't know. I thought I knew what it was,

but I don't. It's so great that this show doesn't know what a forecheck is that we have

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