Pre-Game Talk: 10/24 - Game 6 - Bears in the Windy City - Bruins @ Chicago - 8:30pm ET, ESPN, 98.5FM
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Carlo better be ready for payback on the the Hall hit because I read that Chicago's coach considered it a cheap, blind side hit.
I'll believe it when I see it. Chicago's coach is a clown
BruinsFanMike82
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Taylor Hall will miss tomorrow's game. He's back to 'week-to-week.'
He may or may not be a clown but when the coach makes a point of describing
a hit as blindside you can bet your bottom dollar a guy like Dickinson will either
challenge Carlo or run him.
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Luke Richardson could probably kick Carlo's ass himself if he wanted to.
I didn't think the hit was horrible but he was engaged somewhat with another guy.
I said at the time I was surprised at the hit. Ill be surprised if Carlo doesn't have 2-3 players finishing multiple checks on him.
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| :30 p.m. | ESPN, ESPN+ | Boston Bruins at Chicago Blackhawks The Bruins (5-0-0) and David Pastrnak, who netted two goals in an early season game against the Blackhawks (2-4-0), will again face rookie sensation Connor Bedard as he aims to even the score and secure a home win at the United Center. | Play-by-Play: Sean McDonough Analyst: Ray Ferraro Reporter: Emily Kaplan In Studio: Steve Levy, Mark Messier, P.K. Subban, Arda Öcal |
Hard to believe he has been around that long.
Poor Kid. I hope he heals fast
Love Muzz. Such a leaderI was thinking the exact same thing when I saw @Alicat post. Time goes by so fast. Glen Murray will be 51 years old next week
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That's funny, but it would also be great entertainment.Bedard and Poitras will drop the gloves
Let's just hope Poitras outscores him.
Boston moved to 5-0-0 with their 3-1 Sunday victory at Anaheim, which completed a three-game California sweep and extended its season-opening undefeated run to the second-longest in team history. Only the 1937-38 Bruins (6-0-0) had a better start.
Sunday's star was 19-year-old Matthew Poitras, who scored his first two career goals in the third period to tie and win the game. Only four Bruins have recorded their first multi-goal game at a younger age over the past 30 years, including the team's current leading scorer in David Pastrnak.
While Pastrnak and Brad Marchand have led the group offensively, Poitras made his mark in other areas of the game during a three-game stretch without a point.
"If you're going to produce in this league, you've got to be willing to play inside the dots," Bruins coach Jim Montgomery said.
"That's what I love about him. Whether it's one-on-one battles in the corners or getting to the hard areas, he's willing to go to areas where you're gonna have success."
Prior to Sunday, Poitras had not recorded a point since assisting in Boston's Oct. 11 season opener, a 3-1 win over Chicago. That night featured star Blackhawks rookie Connor Bedard's first NHL goal.
The No. 1 overall draft pick in 2023, Bedard has logged four points through his first six career games, including a goal just 1:30 into Saturday's 5-3 loss to Vegas.
Putting the goal aside, it was a memorable home debut for Bedard.
"I've heard so many great things and obviously saw it in preseason ... " he said. "Just to finally get that real game and to see how energetic they are, how much they love us, it's awesome and we couldn't say more how much we appreciate it."
Tuesday's game completes Chicago's first two-game homestand of the season.
Bedard's goal was an energetic start Saturday, but a three-goal third period for Vegas did in the Blackhawks in their second straight loss and fourth in six games.
"We clawed and fought with a really good team for 40 minutes, it was just disappointing to start the third period like that," Chicago coach Luke Richardson said. "Playing from behind against an experienced, heavy team like that, it's really wearing."
The Bruins will look to continue their winning ways in Chicago, where they will cap a four-game trip before returning home for four beginning Thursday with a rematch against Anaheim.
The duo of Linus Ullmark and Jeremy Swayman has been key to Boston's start. Ullmark has made three of the five starts. They have save percentages of .962 and .943, respectively.
"Our goaltending has been really good," Montgomery said. "I think, probably, it's why we're unbeaten."
Boston defenseman Derek Forbort (lower-body) is day-to-day, and forward Milan Lucic did not play against the Ducks after taking a shot off the ankle Saturday in Los Angeles.
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