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Ron, I have two quick questions. Number one, what land animal is most likely and capable of eating the Stanley Cup?

Ron, I have two quick questions. Number one, what land animal is most likely and capable of eating the Stanley Cup?

Ron, I have two quick questions. Number one, what land animal is most likely and capable of eating the Stanley Cup?

What if you put the scent of meat all over the Stanley Cup?

What if you put the scent of meat all over the Stanley Cup?

What if you put the scent of meat all over the Stanley Cup?

Maybe.

Maybe.

Maybe.

Okay, thank God for that. Now, here's my other question. I just read 3.5 billion birds in America every year die from flying into panes of glass. Yes. Is that a survival of the fittest thing where we say, ah, birds are dumb? Or is there something that should be done to save birds?

Okay, thank God for that. Now, here's my other question. I just read 3.5 billion birds in America every year die from flying into panes of glass. Yes. Is that a survival of the fittest thing where we say, ah, birds are dumb? Or is there something that should be done to save birds?

Okay, thank God for that. Now, here's my other question. I just read 3.5 billion birds in America every year die from flying into panes of glass. Yes. Is that a survival of the fittest thing where we say, ah, birds are dumb? Or is there something that should be done to save birds?

Go get some, Roy. Roy, any chance?

Go get some, Roy. Roy, any chance?

Go get some, Roy. Roy, any chance?

Why are you begging him to come back?

Why are you begging him to come back?

Why are you begging him to come back?

The last three minutes of that game were terrifying and exhilarating all at once. When you talk about relief, I think it was because 3-0, all of a sudden, three straight losses. The way it played out. And everybody's mentioning 1942, and this is what's facing you all of a sudden. And you not only raised the Stanley Cup, but at the same time, you avoid eternal infamy.

The last three minutes of that game were terrifying and exhilarating all at once. When you talk about relief, I think it was because 3-0, all of a sudden, three straight losses. The way it played out. And everybody's mentioning 1942, and this is what's facing you all of a sudden. And you not only raised the Stanley Cup, but at the same time, you avoid eternal infamy.