Would it be a bust if Bruins don't win the Cup?

The Bruins are trying to win more games than any team in National Hockey League regular season history. We know that in every game there is never a doubt that we are going to win now. They look unbeatable every time as the beasts of the NHL, one of the best regular season teams we've ever seen, start putting pressure on you and start inflicting 60 in the 300th season of David Posner's career. The NHL's all-time wins record now belongs to these Boston Bruins. 63rd game of the season right now, it's still regular season, one of the great performances of all time, the record shows Craig Button once again talking about the Boston Bruins who are now alone with 63 wins, the most in a single season for an NHL team so they have that David posternok they have a lot okay I'll refer to the 96 uh Detroit Red Wings and also the 2019 Tampa Bay Lightning and as you know you don't have to be smart about that, you can't just hand them the cup yet, but do it.

Do you think this is different for them? Those teams didn't win the Stanley Cup despite those record-breaking years, but it's almost there because of the way Boston is playing well? I mean, you just mentioned two teams that had great regular seasons and didn't win the cup well. I'm going to go to two teams that had great regular seasons that won the Cup, the 2002 Detroit Red Wings, and won the President's Trophy, and they went and won and were by far the best. team in the league and they ended up winning the Stanley Cup and earlier this year I said the Bruins are like that team, they're like the Detroit Red Wings of 2002.

But as time went on, I got back to running. We go back to the 1977 Montreal Canadiens, a team that only lost eight games, won 60 games and won the Stanley Cup, so when we look at the Boston Bruins and look at what they've done this regular season, it's impressive on its own. one of the best seasons ever but if you don't win the Stanley Cup nothing else matters it really doesn't matter it's just the Boston Bruins right now it's winning the cup or it's a bus now I know it could It could be an injury or two or something that's out of their control, but this team is built as a goalie with the blue line up front scoring, they can play however you want and when you have all that depth and all that breadth of skills you're a tough guy. team to beat, so I think they are clearly the favorites to win the Stanley Cup last week.

I was at Schwartz's in Montreal, they're a great deli, and one of the waiters came up to me and said, I've been sitting here for 57 years. As a Bruins fan, am I going to have a Stanley Cup this year?, he says, I can't cheer in Montreal, I said, I bet on you, I'll take, I'll take the Bruins against the field, Rod, I remember. The Habs team in 77 and they were on a streak of four straight Cups which is high praise, they got 68 and 12 back then, there was no overtime, but it's still curious to see how it works out for Boston, yeah, it'll be curious , but and This is what we all hope for, so you have this great regular season.

They may end up with 65 wins. They have the record for most wins with 63, but now they know that when the playoffs begin they will need 16 more wins. Anything less than 16 wins is. It's going to be a disappointing ending to the entire year. There is no other way to say it. There is no Cinderella Story. There is no old man. We found a way to win. They are the favorites by a wide margin. I think they're like Secretariat in 1973, at the Belmont just running away, that's what when he came in, when Secretary came through the gates to start the race, nobody thought that nobody, no horse, could beat Secretariat and nobody did, that's how I justifiably feel about the Bruins' prohibitive favorites.

So our director Scott and Craig Button thank you for that.