It's never changed. It's never changed. It's the same thing over and over, and over, and over.

It's just never good. It wasn't funny the first time.

Tudger and Hardy, mornings on the Sports Hub.

Victor Arvinson, who had two goals in game two, a chance to double up the Bruins lead here in the second period.

The right-handed shot picks up the pocket center ice, cuts over to the right-wing circle, coming in front.

Try to go forehand, stick side, and Lion was there to make the save.

All right, back here on 9-85, the Sportsub.

That was the call last night here on the sports up.

Ryan Johnston.

On the penalty shot for Victor Arvinson,

Bruins go up 1-0 on a Tanner-Jano goal,

which, again, anything you can get from him offensively, you take, and then you have a chance to go up 2-0.

Yeah, man.

Against Alex Lyon, who was thrown into the mix, ended up being outstanding in the game, and it was the right move, and I wonder if that is the turning point in the series.

The turning point in the series I think was that penalty shot, was that missed penalty shot.

You make that, it's not just it's your second goal, but you're up one zip at the time and you go up two zip.

Now you start to mess with the minds of the Buffalo Sabres.

Because you, in game one, you go up two zip on them, and you hold that for about 52 minutes, then you collapse.

Game two, you go up four zip, and then you look like you were going to threaten a collapse but you hold on and win four to

and then game three the always pivotal game three if you go up to zip there at home now

you're messing around with the buffalo sabers i think they calm down that was a big stop there for

lion and they calm down after that. And so you look

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