Pre-Game Talk: GAME 30 1/6 7:14 PM - THE BEAR plans to tame the wild - ESPN, HULU, SN, 98.5 WBZ-FM

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7 p.m. ET on Thursday, National Hockey League returns to ESPN on linear television with the Minnesota Wild (19-10-2) taking on the Boston Bruins (16-10-2) at TD Garden in Boston, where Bob Wischusen will call play-by-play with Brian Boucher as analyst and AJ Mleczko as reporter. Studio coverage for both games on Thursday will be hosted by Linda Cohn with Mark Messier as analyst.

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DarrenBanks56

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how many games do we have left on ESPN+?
Those are the ones I cant watch and have to stream.
 

PatriceBergeronFan

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Mleczko and Boucher on ESPN? My ears.

This game will be a test. Kaprizov is incredibly dynamic and Minnesota always has a strong system.

If Debrusk returns perhaps Foligno to the 4th line with Debrusk-Coyle-Steen as the 3rd line? I dream. Even reformed Bruce wouldn't dare. Nosek out, Blidh in would be the obvious choice.

Blidh-Frederic-Foligno.

Potentially very fun 4th line with toughness.
 

Dennis Bonvie

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Mleczko and Boucher on ESPN? My ears.

This game will be a test. Kaprizov is incredibly dynamic and Minnesota always has a strong system.

If Debrusk returns perhaps Foligno to the 4th line with Debrusk-Coyle-Steen as the 3rd line? I dream. Even reformed Bruce wouldn't dare. Nosek out, Blidh in would be the obvious choice.

Blidh-Frederic-Foligno.

Potentially very fun 4th line with toughness.

Messier? My eyes!
 
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