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by NESN Video on Sat, Mar 9, 2013 at 2:13PM

The Bruins are currently sitting in second place in the Eastern Conference and Northeast Division with 33 points, so it’s tough to imagine the team playing better. Mike Milbury says the team hasn’t played to their full capabilities yet, though.

The former Bruin said any team is in good shape when you’re talking about how to make your third line better, but Boston still has to figure out how Anton Khudobin and Tuukka Rask will perform during the playoffs. Milbury noted the Bruins’ power play is still a mystery, and that could be an area they address before the trade deadline.

Watch the video above to hear Milbury’s thoughts on the Blackhawks’ streak, the instigator rule and the 2013 Bruins.