Oh, hey, bro.

Thanks for choosing Felger and Maz to entertain.

Keep it in your pants.

And inform you in the afternoon.

I didn't understand anything you said.

985, the Sports Hub.

You know what I thought we'd do today, Murray, to start?

Are we going to put out the call?

We won't put out the call.

We'll do a little Bruins to start

the program. Okay, so Jimmy, you can sound the Bruins sounder to greater... At the top of the Tobin goes out to Greater Saugus, the Danvers area right there. My people in the North Shore. This means we're talking hockey for the next little bit. There it is. There's your call to talk some Bruins. They open up training camp tomorrow. So your phone number is 617-779-0-985. Woo! For the hockey heads, for the casual hockey fans, you know, you're not going to pay attention to training camp. For hockey folks, they're going to be an interesting camp. It's going to be an interesting camp. Yeah, a lot of young players that are supposed to be good, a lot of jobs that are open, and those two things are going to meet. You got a new coach who's going to get his, you know, Bruce Gassie comes in last year for the sugar high. So great. A lot of coaches do that. Now it's his program, his team, his style. And I think you mix that all up. and there's, you know, there's some reasons sort of actually to follow this camp and follow this team. There could be any number of a half dozen young

players, high draft picks, you know, high prospects in their system, and about four jobs open,

like real jobs, second line jobs, maybe even first line jobs with Pastornak out. And so

maybe a lot to watch in this camp.

And Pasternak's probably the lead story.

He's still out. No word on if he reports, you know, it starts tomorrow. So it looks like we're looking at a holdout, Murray. Yeah. And it's, you know, that's the most interesting story with this team. And the other thing, too, that I'm interested in. I know you want to talk a little bit about this,

is Dano Chower, because last year, he was good.

And it's a guy that's now 40 years old. And, you know, while we're discussing whether or not this team should sign David Posternak to some kind of long-term deal and figure out what the hell's going on there. Well, they got to figure out what to do with Zanno Chara too coming up because, you know, he's talking

that he would like some kind of an extension. And I doubt they're going to be able to do any kind of year-to-year thing with him. But based on how he looked last year, the production is what matters. Just take the age out of it. He looked. He looked good. He had a good year. So I have a couple opening thoughts on their oldest defensemen and their youngest defensemen, and then we'll throw it open to you, On Charra.

You read in the Globe today, and he's said this many times,

so this isn't groundbreaking, but there was a story in the globe today, where he says he wants to keep playing. This is his age 40 season, and he says, I love the game, I love everything about it, I love the sacrifice, love the training. It's magic to me that you can come to the environment where you are always professional. You have to act that way, play that way.

You have to be a leader. sacrifice love the training it's magic to me that you can come to the environment where

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