Inside the numbers on depth scoring, spread-out ice time and Elias Lindholm leading the NHL in faceoff wins. Then why Winnipeg moved its goalie and what it means for Boston.

San Jose arrives on a two-game win streak with plenty of New England ties. Plus a caller who saw positives in the road loss to Dallas.

How a home-heavy schedule with no back-to-backs could split starts with Jeremy Swayman. Caller Paulie calls one young Bruin 'Mittelstadt on steroids.'

Jaffe and Razor explain how quicker play in the defensive zone is fueling the hot start and why the Nashville blowout was a statement.

Billy Jaffe and Andrew Raycroft break down Boston's 6-0 rout of Nashville, Michael DiPietro's first NHL shutout and the deal that sent Connor Hellebuyck to New Jersey for Dawson Mercer. Plus your calls ahead of tonight's game against San Jose.

Ray Bourque joins the show to talk about the Bruins' potential and the adjustments they're making on the ice. He also gives props to the goaltending and how it can be a game changer for the Bruins.

Judd Sirott joins the show with his thoughts on the Bruins' spectacular road trip, their spot atop the division and what he'd like to see going forward.

They Said It hears from Marco Sturm on what he learned about his team on the Bruins' road trip. The crew debates whether the Bruins need a center and whether Sturm is a better coach than Mazzulla.

Andrew Raycroft joins to explain why James Hagens sat late in Dallas and why Marco Sturm sitting Nikita Zadorov set the right tone. Plus what's wrong with the power play and why the Atlantic will still be a grind.

The Bruins are rolling to start the season, and it's the kids on their lines driving it, a far cry from the kind of offseason they had.

Sturm healthy-scratches Zadorov after an undisciplined game, and the Bruins win anyway. Fraser Minten, Matt Poitras and James Hagens are producing in bigger roles.