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. You are going to have Scott Hartnell
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FLOOD ON PRODUCING OUTDOORS: "We almost have twice as much equipment as we have for a regular-season NHL game. We have an airplane, which is not normal for a hockey game. For the first game, it was one of those ground breaking moments in TV -- a replay from an airplane of a hockey game. It never happened before and can only be duplicated." MILBURY ON GROWING UP PLAYING OUTDOORS: "We lived on the ponds. The excitement was there because there was nobody to tell you where to go, where to line up. It was just mayhem. You played until you couldnt play anymore and were frozen. You maybe brought an orange and broke it open and had that incredible smell of the fresh cold air." FLOOD ON THE WEATHER MAN: "Its an event. Its much more than a game. Its the only hockey game in America or the world where you have a weather man working for you. Jim Cantore of the Weather Channel will be there. Weve had a weather man at every game." 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MILBURY ON THE BRUINS-FLYERS: "Ultimately this game should be a really good hockey game between two teams that should be among the elite of the conference." MCGUIRE ON THE BRUINS-FLYERS: "This is going to be a ton of fun. Its energy on both sides. Its one team that is clearly desperate to get points in the standings, the Philadelphia Flyers. Its another team thats so proud, the Boston Bruins, and the internal leadership that they have with Patrice Bergeron, Zdeno Chara and Mark Recchi. Theres going to be villains on both sides. Youve got Shawn Thornton with the Boston Bruins and you have Danny Carcillo on the Flyers. You are going to have Scott Hartnell and his wild hair flying all over the place. This game is going to be about energy." MILBURY ON THE RIVALRY BETWEEN BRUINS-FLYERS: "This rivalry goes back to the late 1960s, early 1970s and right through that decade in particul


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