Ryan Whitney

Actually, a few of the boys actually were... Well, I missed them Friday because I went to the movies.

I was going to talk to Wood about that, but

Um, a couple of, uh, wild, the Foligno brothers, I guess, popped in, uh, down the tab and every, you know, everybody said to a great guys, no surprise, but why a couple of staff were, uh, getting a little, uh, flat off twinkly eyes when they saw Marcus Foligno come in, they were, uh, yeah, he's definitely, definitely hot.

And the other thing I was going to mention to wit, too, and well, Biz, you can chime in.

You know, Bruins had a five o'clock start time on Saturday at home, which never happens.

Usually one or seven.

And then they had a five o'clock start in Columbus.

Now, people were asking.

I was like, you know what?

I don't know if it's just like an extra cushion, a couple hours, because they've condensed so much of the schedule into so little time after the Olympics.

And, you know, it's an extra two, three hours, which, you know, is a lot to these guys that are trying to bounce back.

Have you heard anything on those these kind of odd start times at all?

Yeah, I didn't think of the staggered aspect of it because they usually set the times ahead.

But yeah, it was just an interesting chat.

But going back to your comment, R.A.,

Oh, man.

Like, Moose, keep making it tough.

Actually, no, I'm glad you brought that up because one of my buddies up in the press block, a German guy, Heiko, he writes for the, you know, covers all the German players.

He's known Marco for years.

We got him back.