Shawn Thornton calls in to talk about the Bruins losing in Game 4.

[0:00:08] ... few minutes with us via the AT&T -- -- I shot -- Sweat pants in public your thoughts. Sweatpants people wearing sweatpants out of the house and public. Are you know we have a couple. It ...
[0:06:20] ... lately that you know there's some sort of small plays in the neutral zone that he's made what really ignorant are you bit. Now he goes over they can make a on so that he wanted ...
[0:10:22] ... it good luck got close in this thing out tomorrow. They're together John Thornton the Boston Bruins usually on the morning show a little schedule issue nice enough for him to come all of -- that. Still chat a ...

Andy Brickley joins the show to discuss his reaction to game 4 of the Bruins-Rangers series, and how he sees the rest of the series playing out

Barry joined the program to discuss the Bruins disappointing loss last night at MSG. He said that he was impressed with how Rask responded to questions after the game.

[0:01:16] ... that may -- right away. I want you pretend that you -- New York Rangers this morning. Now what you do know is that last night's win. Allows you to live to play another day. Does -- give you given the nature of those goals and and how they came to score those goals give you face that whatever ails you is now fixed. Well that's what you hope you could somehow find that -- could convince yourself of that. But I still believe write -- totally up to the -- and I didn't see much at all of the New York Rangers last night that tells me -- boy. The offensive juggernaut now all of a sudden is going to. You know collectors here they go. -- I thought it was a situation where the Bruins totally dominated the first part of a hockey game you know I was shocked again. At the other the first -- how bad the New York Rangers looked. I don't want to -- to get to not totally I kind of felt like it was over that abroad to ...
[0:05:27] ... They're all gonna take the blame that's the kind of guys know hockey players my fault my fault my fault. Whose fault was it. What we normally it's always the players because the coach communicate he ...
[0:07:00] ... you recovered directly after the court -- it -- -- also that fine line with the coaches say hey let's go. Don't leave your -- shorthanded on the site. -- -- barbaric enemy that does the ...
[0:09:47] ... do we have to do that but again you know there's a fine line and you see it they -- With your armor you -- is a fine line between making the right decision deceptively. And trying to create some offense. And told the guys that are able to create offense ...

Dave Maloney returned to the show to discuss his Rangers unlikely win in game 4. He said that in all his years playing and calling hockey games he had not seen a softer goal than the one Rask allowed.