Hey I got to " arrest " her and Kate Upton in this craptastic film I worked on as a Cop about 6 or 7 years ago:
Daddario was very nice the day I was there but Upton had that " hey everybody - look at me.....LOOK AT ME !!!!!!!! " attitude the whole day.
Wait ? What is going on here lolHey I got to " arrest " her and Kate Upton in this craptastic film I worked on as a Cop about 6 or 7 years ago:
Daddario was very nice the day I was there but Upton had that " hey everybody - look at me.....LOOK AT ME !!!!!!!! " attitude the whole day.
Hey I got to " arrest " her and Kate Upton in this craptastic film I worked on as a Cop about 6 or 7 years ago:
Daddario was very nice the day I was there but Upton had that " hey everybody - look at me.....LOOK AT ME !!!!!!!! " attitude the whole day.
Why that I can only mr-make-believe they’re mine, naturally
We will see. Zacha took a massive step last season. Generally players don’t peak until they are 27-30 I think. He might get a bit better even.
I sometimes wonder if our board unfortunately includes stinky leaf and/or habitant losers portraying as bruin fans.
I like the Geekie Boqvist and RICHARD signings - low risk, medium reward possible.
There isn’t any salary cap for bertuzzi.
Bertuzzi is also a turn over machine. Bruins already have an elite turn over machine in the top 6. :p he also doesn’t play centre.
Being a turnover machine can pay well. I'm practicing my giveaways as we speak.
He most likely makes the team but I'm hoping one of the prospects take him out.
Actually most of the latest research shows Fs peak early.We will see. Zacha took a massive step last season. Generally players don’t peak until they are 27-30 I think. He might get a bit better even.
There is also a slight chance poitras is ready. We will see how pre season goes. Zero chance is leaving yourself a slight chance to be wrong. 90% chance he isn’t ready :p see what I did there? Now I’m right know matter what
I think Locmelis is pretty close but he is going the college route so probably won’t be seeing him for 4 years or so.
It shows the enormous amount of respect they have for Bergeron
thehockeywriters.com
Did Don Godfather write this article? Why on earth would we need to sign any of those guys?Bruins News & Rumors: Bergeron Retires, Krejci & More - The Hockey Writers Boston Bruins Latest News, Analysis & More
Boston Bruins legend Patrice Bergeron has announced his retirement, and now the team will need to consider their options.
Bruins’ Need for Krejci to Return Has Increased
Now that Bergeron has called it quits, one has to wonder what Krejci’s plans are for the 2023-24 season. The fellow longtime Bruins center is certainly somebody who Boston would love to bring back, and the need for his return is greater with Bergeron not returning. However, at the same, could Bergeron leaving lead Krejci to also retire or head overseas?
Krejci showed this past season that he is still an effective top-six center, and the truth is seen in his stats. In 70 games for the Bruins on the year, the 37-year-old posted 16 goals to go along with 56 points. If he decides to come back, he would lessen the sting of Bergeron’s retirement a bit, and he would likely serve as their first-line center. We will need to wait and see what he ends up deciding.
Possible Free-Agent Center Targets
With Bergeron’s retirement official, the Bruins could also consider taking a look at the free-agent market for another center. Although no player currently available will be a legitimate replacement for Bergeron, it would be wise to improve their depth down the middle. Some potential names who could make sense include Pius Suter, Paul Stastny, Eric Staal, and Colin White. However, they will first need to sign Jeremy Swayman and Trent Frederic to their new deals before they potentially go down this route.
Suter spent this past season with the Detroit Red Wings, where he posted 14 goals and 24 points in 79 games played. Although it was a down year for him offensively, his defensive game noticeably improved, and he became a notable part of Detroit’s penalty kill because of it. On a cheap one-year deal, he could be a player worth taking a flyer on.
Stastny would be a nice veteran to add to Boston’s current group. Although the 37-year-old’s days as a top-six forward are gone, he is still effective in a bottom-six role. In 73 games last season with the Carolina Hurricanes, he had nine goals and 22 points. Yet, when noting that he had 45 points in 71 games the year before with the Winnipeg Jets, perhaps a bounce-back campaign could be in the cards for him in 2023-24.
Staal had a solid year playing bottom-six minutes for the Panthers this past season, posting 14 goals and 29 points in 72 games. Similar to Stastny, his best days are over, but he is a decent option to consider giving a league-minimum contract to.
White, on the other hand, had 15 points in 68 games for the Panthers. Perhaps joining his hometown team could help him turn things back around. Keep in mind, this is a player who has had past success in the NHL.
Horrified? Why?I was horrified by that scene btw.
Not my Daddario from Percy Jackson!!!
Bruins News & Rumors: Bergeron Retires, Krejci & More - The Hockey Writers Boston Bruins Latest News, Analysis & More
Boston Bruins legend Patrice Bergeron has announced his retirement, and now the team will need to consider their options.
Bruins’ Need for Krejci to Return Has Increased
Now that Bergeron has called it quits, one has to wonder what Krejci’s plans are for the 2023-24 season. The fellow longtime Bruins center is certainly somebody who Boston would love to bring back, and the need for his return is greater with Bergeron not returning. However, at the same, could Bergeron leaving lead Krejci to also retire or head overseas?
Krejci showed this past season that he is still an effective top-six center, and the truth is seen in his stats. In 70 games for the Bruins on the year, the 37-year-old posted 16 goals to go along with 56 points. If he decides to come back, he would lessen the sting of Bergeron’s retirement a bit, and he would likely serve as their first-line center. We will need to wait and see what he ends up deciding.
Possible Free-Agent Center Targets
With Bergeron’s retirement official, the Bruins could also consider taking a look at the free-agent market for another center. Although no player currently available will be a legitimate replacement for Bergeron, it would be wise to improve their depth down the middle. Some potential names who could make sense include Pius Suter, Paul Stastny, Eric Staal, and Colin White. However, they will first need to sign Jeremy Swayman and Trent Frederic to their new deals before they potentially go down this route.
Suter spent this past season with the Detroit Red Wings, where he posted 14 goals and 24 points in 79 games played. Although it was a down year for him offensively, his defensive game noticeably improved, and he became a notable part of Detroit’s penalty kill because of it. On a cheap one-year deal, he could be a player worth taking a flyer on.
Stastny would be a nice veteran to add to Boston’s current group. Although the 37-year-old’s days as a top-six forward are gone, he is still effective in a bottom-six role. In 73 games last season with the Carolina Hurricanes, he had nine goals and 22 points. Yet, when noting that he had 45 points in 71 games the year before with the Winnipeg Jets, perhaps a bounce-back campaign could be in the cards for him in 2023-24.
Staal had a solid year playing bottom-six minutes for the Panthers this past season, posting 14 goals and 29 points in 72 games. Similar to Stastny, his best days are over, but he is a decent option to consider giving a league-minimum contract to.
White, on the other hand, had 15 points in 68 games for the Panthers. Perhaps joining his hometown team could help him turn things back around. Keep in mind, this is a player who has had past success in the NHL.
Ok I’m not the only one
