Mike talked about how the Bruins need some help, that they may have overachieved last year but they are better than how they are playing right now, the trade of Ilya Kovalchuk to the New Jersey Devils and who got the best of the deal, what he would have done different in the past offseason, if he is seeing players tuning out Claude Julien, how the Bruins don't have a dynamic player, and why Milan Lucic looks like a different player this year
“…you have mortgaged part of your present and or future. To rent Ilya Kovalchuk assuming that you could have come to a package that would have done it. …”
Peter talked about the Bruins coming off a disappointing month of January, his thoughts on the Leafs making two big trades over the weekend, if anyone has approached him in making a move, how he is unwilling to trade their first round pick from Toronto, how the team doesn't seem confident right now, if Thomas is still the number 1 goalie, and that he has looked at trade possibilities over the last month but nothing has made sense yet
“…We'll talk some hockey with the general manager of the Boston Bruins Peter -- joining us on the AT&T hotline. AT&T a better three G experience take Peter I don't. …”
“…Clair Peterson that is -- Peter surely the general manager of the Boston Bruins. . …”
Jeremy Jacobs and Charlie Jacobs, Bruins Owners
The Jacobs talk to Dale and Kevin Paul Dupont about how significant it is for their team to be a part of the NHL's big day, as well as how important the fans are in making this event special. Jeremy and Charlie also discuss how outdoor games could be expanded in the future and what impact the Olympic Games may have on their franchise.
“…the beauty of it is is that the Bruins have the entire Boston sports landscape today -- it. I mean there's no Celtic there's no patriots there's no Red Sox thoughts though the Bruins -- the center of the Boston sports universe and for hockey fans that's pretty cool. -- feels great you can -- this is New Year's Day when I think back is this a kid there was college football and for the past three years now or this about supposedly the third one. It's it's hockey and it's here today in Boston which frankly just you know but so warm fuzzy to be candid in my in my mid section. Those of us who've been hockey fans have always felt -- I'll speak for myself a bit of an inferiority complex in this town you know compared to the …”