Dave Maloney joined the program to preview the Bruins Rangers second round series. Dave told the guys that Rask will have to play like Tim Thomas to get past the great Henrik Lundqvist and told the boys to get ready for a Tortorella rant.

[0:00:28] ... I they've Maloney needs no introduction he spent eleven seasons in the National Hockey League all the 52 games of his career with the New York Rangers. He is of course now the -- Working in the rangers' radio blew the play about play partner Kenny Albert I believe he was the youngest ever captain. Of the New York Rangers Dave Maloney joins us on the AT&T -- AT&T forgy LTE good morning mr. -- how are you. Or we're doing fine -- I just off the top of my head which game seven. Sets up these two teams better a five nothing walk in the park don't break a sweat for the New York Rangers. Or a ball to the wall historic miracle for the Boston Bruins. Where are certainly out little momentum and emotion standpoint that ...
[0:05:28] ... that are marked here and there are going to be better with Rick Nash and he -- at six. You're another local guy Chris -- how much is he play as the on the fourth line ...
[0:06:33] ... are part you'll stay here. We're talk we're Dave baloney the former New York Rangers captain and defenseman. Dave if if you're toward umbrella. Who were issue on the Bruins team. Oh I think -- archer. I ...
[0:13:39] ... Gilani spent follow up question you -- spent eleven seasons in the National Hockey League you've been around the block a couple of times if you were -- if you were somebody looking for a new place ...






The guys opened the show discussing David Ortiz's most recent oblique strain which led to the comparison of baseball players and hockey players. The decision was unanimous that hockey guys are far tougher than baseball players.
Barry Pederson joined the program to discuss a historic night at the garden. Barry told the guys that in all his years as a player and an analyst he has never seen a comeback like the Bruins had last night.

[0:01:45] ... at that time than we were discussing last night after the game. Art show would have changed we don't know -- would have went -- all of a sudden throttle -- -- one -- -- -- ...
[0:06:05] ... playoffs we've it would have been talking about that that of the Stanley Cup sultan each line you know have the responsibility was always create your line. -- raft Moochie they've debated the job to get ...
[0:08:30] ... tough playing every night. Without much content and -- -- got the New York Rangers technically he'll look that way but they're they're keeping the way they're -- one but. What are the hallmark of -- -- ...
[0:09:15] ... bring. If there would -- bought fewer maple leaf and you saw Phil Kessel gave wanted to put the Bruins in the chase and check line. And this particular dog who is the assistant coach with ...






Damien Cox joined the program to discuss the epic choke of the Maple Leafs in the final minute of the third period in game 7. Damien told the guys that the Leafs had ample opportunities to win the game even after the Bruins tied it.

[0:03:22] ... when Milan Lucic decided it was convention right. And in Lucic in Zdeno Chara you have two unique players in the league simply nothing they can do to counteract those guys decided that this is -- ...
[0:04:11] ... up there. In -- vote and -- -- strategy. Well an amateur Randy Carlyle told his guys let's go back up and let's put them take a hundred shots and a lot of minutes. I would ...
[0:04:55] ... goal scored in three leaks could have this stick on it. Before Patrice Bergeron put them. I did Phil Kessel laughing and smiling with the Bruins in the handshake line let's sit well with the fan base in Toronto. I don't think ...
[0:09:53] ... clear the way and instead digger who puts on the stick of Patrice Bergeron and everybody explain Alan Cody Ransom or tools early in the game so I think individual players always. Take. Beating in these ...






John, Gerry and Kirk opened the show reacting to a historic game 7 victory for the Bruins. Gerry said that while the win was impressive for the B's the Leafs choke will be the most remembered aspect of game 7.

[0:01:19] ... it it ended -- it did and and I'd be shocked if Randy Carlyle does get -- If there is such a thing as long term psychological. Damage to a organization. This from Korea this would ...
[0:04:34] ... it again next year. This lingers this leaves a mark may be Randy Carlyle doesn't know what happened but I think he does he's just afraid to say what happened last night. While losing is tough ...
[0:05:35] ... just. Pocket a win in overtime where the leafs totally outplayed the Boston Bruins and they come back here and we -- That was going to be a dagger in the heart of Toronto right yeah ...
[0:09:14] ... flags. But that would be some sort of inspirational moment for the Boston Bruins yes we did but it wasn't. It's it's. Nothing seemed to have -- talking. Intangibles and that that handles guys getting hurt ...






All the big names are showing up at Tame the Tigers to support the Jimmy Fund, including comedian Lenny Clarke. Lenny covers everything under the sun with the boys including the Bruins, Sox and the current comedy landscape.
Who has the edge going into Game 7? No one, according to the Toronto Star's Damien Cox. He has it at a 50/50 split going into the final game of the series. Cox also says the opinion of Phil Kessel in the Leafs' dressing room is much higher than it has been in the media in recent years.
The Bruins had to stay over in Toronto an extra night, but CSNNE's Mike Giardi doesn't think it will make too much of a difference for Game 7. Things that will matter? The goalies as usual, and the Bergeron line getting going.

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[0:10:01] ... Have the expectations in Toronto changed. By both the team and the fan base are they -- -- are just happy to be there. Yeah I can't -- -- and I think they got my -- ...
[0:12:09] ... beside the sixty annual in the tiger's golf tournament to benefit the Jimmy Fund. We will talk with -- -- -- the -- star later in the broadcast and give away a pair of tickets to ...






The Bruins had a 3-1 series lead over the Maple Leafs. That lead is now completely gone. D&C discuss just what happened to bring us to this point and how the Bruins can get ready for a hungry Leafs team in Game 7.
The great Sportscenter anchor John Buccigross joined John, Kirk and Rob to discuss the NHL playoffs thus far. John was very high on the play of Rask and compared the Maple Leaf fan base to that of the Knicks in terms of entitlement..

[0:01:17] ... given the Pittsburgh has been shaky Montreal's out if you wind up Eastern Conference contenders right now had depicted. You know top to bottom would you put the Bruins -- that once spot. But -- hit ...
[0:02:44] ... papers that it had to be around 930 tonight -- the course Tim Thomas's amazing run. You know with the niceties save percentage in the under two goals against these -- we got to -- so ...
[0:04:21] ... the most exciting NHL player with the park. Coming through OpenId to neutral zone with speed in the package shooting with the media release that clearly. I really do and so for the playoff series to ...
[0:08:57] ... their edit window here where they could keep. You know belly for Stanley Cup. That was it with a cap -- those -- the questions come up and never would before but again they could get ...