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985, the Sports Hub.

Final hour, Felger and Mazz here on the 15th of April from our town for entire

studios.

The Bruins reset quickly, simply is, I just wonder if tonight we start the last roundup

for Tuka Rask.

He's finally back after missing most of the last five weeks or so with a back, I think.

And his contract is up at the end of the year.

Bruce Cassie is once again thrown his support behind Rask and the organization,

I think wants them back and wants them to be the guy. But there is a rookie here who can play.

And they had to send one goalie back yesterday and they sent back Vladar and they kept Jeremy

Swayman. So you may have a guy here who, while not ready quite to be a number one goal in the NHL, is he ready enough to get hot for two months and go on a run? He might be. And your season is going to end. There's only 16 games left. You've got 16 games in 29 days. I think that's what it is. And I usually get my math wrong. So it's something like that. 16 games in less than a month. And Rask ain't going to play them all. He just, he can't. And he wouldn't anyway, because they're probably going to be ginger with him coming back. And so Swamon's going to get a bunch of time. Now, I think as long as Rask gets through healthy, he's still your guy going into the playoffs. But if Rask has a hiccup here, once again can't post, once again can't finish, can't battle through the back, if that's what it is, or whatever's going on there, is that it for Tuka Rask? His contract's up at the end of the year. Is this the last chance to loon for Tuka Rasmaz? So I think as far as next year goes, it's going to depend on the contract. That's what I think.

I think they want them back.

This I... for Tuka Rasmaz. So I think as far as next year goes, it's going to depend on the contract.

That's what I think. I think they want them back. I differ from you guys on this. I think they want them back. I don't think they're just going to cut bait and say, we're done with you because I'm not sure they believe that the young guys are ready yet. I don't think they want to make a lot to starter. and so I think they want to come back.

They just want them back at a lesser number.

But what I do think is that Swamen's now number two on the depth chart. I mean, I think that's pretty clear. So this is, to me, the goaltender thing highlights the whole rest of the year. This is the home stretch. You've made your trade. You've upgraded your roster. You've got the Islanders here who've owned you the next two nights. And they added Palmieri, by the way, who's owned them when he's been on the Devils. That's right. So the Islanders are, they've owned you, they've upgraded, they've improved, maybe more than you did. And so are you going to show anything here down the stretch? I think if the islanders continue to pummel you and the capitals continue to pummel you and the penguins still get the better of you. If you don't show anything here in these next three weeks, I have no faith in you in the postseason. None. You've got to show something here in these games here coming up. You've got to. From the net on out. And never mind, Taylor Hall looking, you know,

what they need is him to be much better than he was in his debut the other night. So there's

roster issues too, for sure, and getting more out of guys lower in the lineup. Never mind

David Poshanak, who has had his head in the clouds or up his ass for about three weeks now.

He's disappeared. What's up with him? But never mind getting Charlie Coyle off the milk carton and, you know, getting some secondary scoring. It's a big issue, obviously, too. The health on the D is a huge issue. But I think this is just sort of tonight starts the home stretch. Rask is back. Rask is back. Hallull's got his feet wet. Guys are starting to come back.

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