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Playing with House Money | Bruins Patience, College Hockey Buzz & More - That's Gross #44

1 h 2 min · 20 de mar de 2026
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On Episode 44 of That’s Gross, we dive deeper into the Bruins’ bigger picture after the deadline and why this season feels like they’re playing with house money. We talk about how Boston has outperformed expectations, why standing pat made sense, and what this team still needs most: high-end impact talent, not just more depth. We also get into James Hagens, what Mike/JB saw live at BC, why his skill and maturity stand out, and how he could fit into the Bruins’ future. From there, we talk Lukas Reichel and what the new addition could bring to this group, plus why injecting more youth and skill into the lineup could matter down the stretch. We also hit on college hockey, the current wave of young talent jumping to the NHL, and our new College F*in’ Hockey** merch drop. Plus, Mike tells the story of randomly running into Winnipeg Jets GM Kevin Cheveldayoff at Boston College and the cool conversation they had about scouting, drafting, and team building. A lot of Bruins talk, some college hockey love, and a really fun behind-the-scenes hockey moment in this one.

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