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Listening at home to Toucher and Rich is simple with your Amazon or Google smart speaker.

Oh, I need one of those.

Just say, play 985 the sports hub.

Be happy what you missed is Toucher and Rich.

Not even the last night.

Might as well to take a negative phone call about me.

985 is SportsCubber, Toucher and Rich.

Go ahead, Tony.

Friend, you're going to have a heart attack, man.

Frederick, chill.

It's only Tuesday. It's only Tuesday, man. First of all, Rich, he made a joke. It was kind of funny, but it was... Whether or not it was in good taste. I don't even think it was a joke. He wasn't making a joke. I wouldn't call him on a joke. Well, either way, Fred, you're a pit bull. Let go once in a while. Okay. I mean, I'm going to have a heart attack. There's no question about that. Well, because of the show. Other reasons. No, it's going to be getting up in the morning, my lifestyle, my diet, other things. Yeah. So all those things will eventually kill me.

All right, Rich, what's going on? Well, yesterday, Bruins' GM, Don Sweeney and head coach Bruce Cassidy addressed the media

for the last time before heading into the offseason.

And for a team that was 60 minutes away from a Stanley Cup, they have many decisions to make.

And many of the decisions are easy ones, such as reaching extensions for restricted free

ages to be like Charlie McAvoy,

Brandon Carlo, and Danton Heinen.

But then some of the questions about the roster are a little tougher with the decision

about what to do with Tori Krug being amongst the toughest.

Traditional thought heading into the playoffs, as we all thought as well, was that this was

his final run and that with only one year remaining, the Bruins would trade him to get some sort of assets since he'd been demanding a ton of money next season.

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