Watch: Tom Brady And Zdeno Chara Team Up For Incredible Stanley Cup Final Hype Video

Zdeno Chara sure knows how to share a hype video, and fans are raging about his latest adrenaline-packed video. Chara fueled fans throughout the postseason run, and he shared motivational photos and videos as his team worked its way to the Stanley Cup Final. The ultimate prize is on their way, and Chara is ready for the upcoming challenge.

Chara and Patriots quarterback Tom Brady made the greatest hype video since the Patriots quarterback’s collection of videos this winter. The GOAT narrates the video filled with highlights, and there is one great message for everybody: the Bruins are made for this stage.

The Bruins and St. Louis Blues will finish the extended layoff Monday night as they play their Game 1 at TD Garden.

Chara is pretty serious about the winning thing.

“I’m really passionate about the game,” said in one occasion. “I love competing. I love winning. I love creating the camaraderie. It’s something that’s in me. I’m a proud guy, and I love doing all the preparation for the games, for the season in the summer. I love working out. I love being fit. Live healthy. I’m enjoying it. I’m glad I’m still able to play and be in the league and be part of this great game and playing with and against the best players in the world.”

He was just a kid who grew up into a big star. In one of his interviews, he said, “We didn’t have to worry about cellphones and computers. We were just spending our time in playgrounds, playing with other kids, playing games, and we all loved it. It’s hard these days to tell the kids to go outside. They play games, but it’s on computers, phones. I loved that era when we were kids and played outside. That’s where you create memories and friendships. The real thing.”

When asked if he’d play anything else, Chara said, “I’m sure you’re probably expecting basketball, but I think I would be following in the footsteps of my father, I would probably be in some sort of Greco-Roman, karate, judo, or some sort of martial-arts sport.”