Wed, 06/12/2013 - 3:12pm — Anonymous
The voice you'll hear throughout the Stanley Cup finals, Doc Emrick, joins Mut & Merloni to preview the series and discuss why he gives the Bruins a slight advantage over the Blackhawks.
[0:00:03] ... voice of hockey. On NBC I said early the voice of the Stanley Cup he is Mike doc amber -- like -- here in Boston thanks for the time today. It's got the -- you guys. So you have a visual picture item in the third growth in the quarter. At the end where the Bruins were attacked twice most of the lights are down here except for the advertising they they think they're gonna sell me something here at this hour of the morning and all the -- light. But very serious attempt in the area they're just putting up some decorative banners that say Stanley Cup final and I'm here to watch the Blackhawks gate first the -- and cellphone Dennis Seidenberg and they've been heartened just blocked it and sent closeup. That's the picture and that's not a very exciting when it's not like the level out later on. Doc and I human Basra -- -- the policies and obviously now you've got Stanley Cup you've seen both teams. It's exit of the two best teams in hockey are indeed playing against one another which you have ...
[0:01:30] ... final with. Literally a favorite team on and on paper one because New Jersey Devils or not a big scoring team had a good goaltender they played good defense. And the rat race sewer lights out I ...
[0:02:46] ... been great I'm curious doc how much credit you give a gala Zdeno Chara for that and you've seen a lot of defenseman his size and his ability. How much easier is that make life on to -- Yeah I think pick if you are that that question and Marty Brodeur -- -- -- even years were some of his past because when you have somebody out there that present. That takes care business as well as dot and as well Alice Zdeno Chara. And covers even more distance than god ever hope to just because -- -- rock side. I think I think you're making ...
[0:05:00] ... coach before and haven't been diligently year. Around these parts we give Patrice Bergeron -- a lot of credit because here's a silky award finalist again and get back in and we see what he does ...