Boston Bruins 2020-2021 Roster Discussion VII - STAY ON TOPIC
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BruinsFanSince94
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Blowfish
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I'm not apposed to trying Lindholm on Krecji's wing. Both cerebral players.
And when will Debrusk wake up?
And when will Debrusk wake up?
Don Cherry
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Blowfish
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BruinDust
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The Bruins got Elias Lindholm? You can't possibly mean Par? Outside of Enforcer-types, has there ever been a NHL forward whose played 100 games and scored less goals than Par Lindholm?
Blowfish
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Almost time for taxi squad forward players...they simply can't be any worse than the low production players on the active roster. Other than Bergeron, Krejci, and Marchand why not?
Cassidy said we will see players from taxi squad with opportunities and expect some changeover.
Cassidy said we will see players from taxi squad with opportunities and expect some changeover.
Over the volcano
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Wouldn't mind seeing a straight rotation of the kids up front until something clicks (like it seems Frederic has).
Mick Riddleton
“A day without sunshine is like, you know, night.”
Just checking who has delivered so far this year and some surprises.
Bobby Ryan has 3 goals,
Hall 6 pts (Expected and depressing)
Jakob Chychrun actually has 4 pts
there were players available other then the McEggs and McBacon's of the World
Smith is a good pickup, guess we may as well run the kids, maybe try Lantosi while we are at it.
So far Frederic, Stud and Zboril have not looked out of place.
Ritchie is much better and Bjork has been decent
Bobby Ryan has 3 goals,
Hall 6 pts (Expected and depressing)
Jakob Chychrun actually has 4 pts
there were players available other then the McEggs and McBacon's of the World
Smith is a good pickup, guess we may as well run the kids, maybe try Lantosi while we are at it.
So far Frederic, Stud and Zboril have not looked out of place.
Ritchie is much better and Bjork has been decent
Blowfish
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To be honest Thinking Frederik needs to be moved up the line up.
Carlon Brando
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By this time next year Ondrej Kase will have obliterated that record for his Bruins career.
Blowfish
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Looking forward to hearing the line-up break down today.
Moore or Clifton?
Lindholm?
Zachary?
Thinking Freddy should be moved up from 4th line.
Thinking Smith should be moved up to 1st line.
Moore or Clifton?
Lindholm?
Zachary?
Thinking Freddy should be moved up from 4th line.
Thinking Smith should be moved up to 1st line.
ON3M4N
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Surprise, surprise, I was bored again this morning and figured I'd take on a project for the season. My goal is to track each players xGF at 5v5 for each game. I'm interested to see if there is a correlation between what the eye test says, production (goals/assist) and see if it can give an idea of when a player maybe about to get hot.
Here is the first one I threw together through the first 3 games. I have every player, but I choose these ones because they each were interesting to see in their own way. The dotted red lines are the upper and lower limits. If a player is outside of those lines then they were really good compared to the team (above) or really bad (below). So far the lower limit has been 0.00 or less so no one has fallen below.
So some interesting things to notice (again this is all 5v5 hockey)
Marchand - Was at 0.00 xGF in his first two games, which isn't a surprise since Marchand has 0 SOG at 5v5 for the first two games (that's a surprise)
Ritchie - Monster xGF game 1 and was above the upper again for game 3. He ranks #2 right now on the team in xGF for the season
Smith - Didn't play game one, but you can see his line trending up
Krejci - Doesn't feel like he's really been that much of a threat, but G1 he was right around team average and games 2 and 3 he was above the upper limit.
Bergeron - I have him in here just cause he's Bergeron lol.
Here is the first one I threw together through the first 3 games. I have every player, but I choose these ones because they each were interesting to see in their own way. The dotted red lines are the upper and lower limits. If a player is outside of those lines then they were really good compared to the team (above) or really bad (below). So far the lower limit has been 0.00 or less so no one has fallen below.
So some interesting things to notice (again this is all 5v5 hockey)
Marchand - Was at 0.00 xGF in his first two games, which isn't a surprise since Marchand has 0 SOG at 5v5 for the first two games (that's a surprise)
Ritchie - Monster xGF game 1 and was above the upper again for game 3. He ranks #2 right now on the team in xGF for the season
Smith - Didn't play game one, but you can see his line trending up
Krejci - Doesn't feel like he's really been that much of a threat, but G1 he was right around team average and games 2 and 3 he was above the upper limit.
Bergeron - I have him in here just cause he's Bergeron lol.
Chevalier du Clavier
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Pastrnak could return to Bruins sooner than expected after hip surgery
Pasta could return as soon as next week.
Pasta could return as soon as next week.
Blowfish
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Don please please STOP!
My Sweeney infuriating annoyance issue continues to be his very poor performance identifying and recruiting players ... please no more high risk players with a history of injury and concussions - Nash, Kase, Backes. All failed players meant to help Krejci.
Hoping with Kase Don has learned.
Bruins continue throwing out high draft picks, quality drafted players, and players for risk. Gotta stop!
My Sweeney infuriating annoyance issue continues to be his very poor performance identifying and recruiting players ... please no more high risk players with a history of injury and concussions - Nash, Kase, Backes. All failed players meant to help Krejci.
Hoping with Kase Don has learned.
Bruins continue throwing out high draft picks, quality drafted players, and players for risk. Gotta stop!
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This evening Globe:
Pastrnak still mending
David Pastrnak (hip surgery) remains out of the Boston lineup and isn’t likely to make his ’21 debut for at least another three weeks.
Pastrnak, who tied for the league lead in goals (48 ) last season, did some light skating with the club Wednesday for the first time. Per Cassidy, the prolific Czech winger could join some drills next week, provided he doesn’t experience any setbacks.
Pastrnak still mending
David Pastrnak (hip surgery) remains out of the Boston lineup and isn’t likely to make his ’21 debut for at least another three weeks.
Pastrnak, who tied for the league lead in goals (48 ) last season, did some light skating with the club Wednesday for the first time. Per Cassidy, the prolific Czech winger could join some drills next week, provided he doesn’t experience any setbacks.
The don godfather
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Really like the Krejci line.
When Pasta is back, go with this:
Marchand-Bergy-Pasta
Ritchie-Krejci-Stud
DeBrusk-Coyle-Smith
Frederic-Kuraly-Wagner
Kase/Bjork
When Pasta is back, go with this:
Marchand-Bergy-Pasta
Ritchie-Krejci-Stud
DeBrusk-Coyle-Smith
Frederic-Kuraly-Wagner
Kase/Bjork
mjhfb
Easier from up here
Interesting, but when healthy, Kase won't go from 2RW to a scratch.
Studnicka has to play so well that Cassidy can't put Kase back there.
They already tried that and no one was willing to take him
seriously? I thought it would go without saying that when healthy. if Stud plays well he needs to stay in the lineup and to many Wagner sitting makes the most sense or put Stud at 4C and let Kuraly watch a few
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