Yep, yep, yep, yep, yep, Bo Hess.

And now, the end is near.

Bo.

Felger and Mass, 985, the Sports Hub.

Series of tweets from Darren Dregor, the real Darren Dregor, Murray, the real one.

And if Calgary's going to pay him $7, $8 million a year?

What, Murray, what? According to Drager, Johnny Godreau was a brewing. To my credit, there was real emotion there. Fake Drager. Here's the real Drager. Dollars a year? The gasp is still the best. Dollars a year? Oh, did you sound like a broad there? A million dollars a year? Still a fan. I get excited. Dollars a year? You're supposed to be the news guy. You're supposed to be level-headed, yes, in the face of fire. To be fair, he was not sitting in this seat then, because I was. He was over there. I don't think so. No, it was true. Yeah. It was an NHL trade deadline. He was filling in for Mazz. I was over here. I may be the one that said, that one doesn't have a blue check. Anyway, real Darren Dregor starts off with the first tweet, no hard evidence here, but a feeling, something happens tonight between Bruins and Pasternak.

Obviously, camp opens tomorrow, so makes sense.

However, Pasternak remains in Czech Republic and has no intention of flying over without a new deal.

Could start skating with the team there soon.

The KHL threat is always there.

Pasternak could net 6 million plus per year,

based on interest and play in Olympics.

Oh, we!

Multiple scenarios ranging from 5 to 8-year term have been discussed with the Bs.

Seems like a final push is up to the ruins.

Which feels like it's what's been to me the entire time. I do not feel that, just from the optics from 10,000 feet, we're not inside, but just the way it sounds and the way it's gone, I do not feel like David Pashtonak has really been eager to deal. He wouldn't put an offer on the table for the Bruins until a couple weeks ago.

He wasn't willing to negotiate until Drysidal signed first.

So what are the Bruins doing? What are the Bruins to him? Well, if the other guy doesn't want to sign until someone else signs, what are you supposed to do? And then Drysidal does sign, and it still another couple weeks before they come to the table. And once that standard was set, it feels like, and I'm with you on this,

the Pastor Nackett's agent have crossed their arms and said, it's eight years

at $8 million, and I'm with you on this, the Posternak and his agent have crossed their arms and said,

it's eight years at $8 million, and we're not going to budge. And so now... And that's not negotiating. Camp opens tomorrow, and he's still in the Czech Republic? So how much you actually care about playing in the NHL? How eager are you to get back? How, you know, how ready are you to go? or you just playing this negotiating game.

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