Bruinfanatic
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What’s wrong with Acciari?If Acciari doesn't go, he still gets a chance.
What’s wrong with Acciari?If Acciari doesn't go, he still gets a chance.
This could really make things interesting in Boston. What happens if Bjork pulls an Heinen with this call-up and forces the team to keep him in the line-up? When Marchand returns, someone has to be the odd man out.
This could really make things interesting in Boston. What happens if Bjork pulls an Heinen with this call-up and forces the team to keep him in the line-up? When Marchand returns, someone has to be the odd man out.
It's either Spooner or they make the hard decision and still send him back down. I'd say sit Schaller but does Bjork really benefit from playing on a 4th line?
If Chris Kelly and Greg Campbell had a child it would be Reilly Nash.I'm betting Bjork will look better this time around and it's going to be a good situation for Boston. I still say the ideal scenario is to somehow get Nash to the 4th line. Ideally Spooner shows he can now handle 3C, but that seems unlikely. More likely Bjork makes either himself or another expendable in trade and you can make a real upgrade to the top 9 that makes sense.
Again I'm skeptical the GM gets that done, but that seems ideal.
I hope this is true, and I hope Frankie does well. I have a soft spot in my heart for that kid.Not that he isn't on the ignore list, but Vatrano may be drawing in for Acciari. I think that's why they were able to make the recall. Acciari didn't practice today (LBI).
My dream is Nash would be moved to the 4th line and our 2nd and 3rd would look likeThis could really make things interesting in Boston. What happens if Bjork pulls an Heinen with this call-up and forces the team to keep him in the line-up? When Marchand returns, someone has to be the odd man out.
What’s wrong with Acciari?
True, but could you let Spooner take another shot a playing #3C?
Marchand - Bergeron - Pastrnak
DeBrusk - Krejci - Bjork
Heinen - Spooner - Backes
Kuraly - Nash - Acciari
It'll be interesting, but obviously Bjork needs to perform before this is even a concern.
Agree.......Not that Vatrano is gonna stick either as Sweeney just does not want to lose whatever he can get when he offs him...I remember when Vatrano was the flavor of the month here much like Bjork is now. We really need to hope Bjork comes through or we all of a sudden find we have a depth problem.I don’t think the waiver rules really helps some of these players,who seem to get stuck in the press box because they can’t get sent down.Kind of surprised they wouldn’t give him a chance before calling up Bjork.
If Chris Kelly and Greg Campbell had a child it would be Reilly Nash.
How did Claude Julien not demand he doesn't sign with Montreal without assurances Bergevin not get this guy for him.
Agree.......Not that Vatrano is gonna stick either as Sweeney just does not want to lose whatever he can get when he offs him...I remember when Vatrano was the flavor of the month here much like Bjork is now. We really need to hope Bjork comes through or we all of a sudden find we have a depth problem.
I'm betting Bjork will look better this time around and it's going to be a good situation for Boston. I still say the ideal scenario is to somehow get Nash to the 4th line. Ideally Spooner shows he can now handle 3C, but that seems unlikely. More likely Bjork makes either himself or another expendable in trade and you can make a real upgrade to the top 9 that makes sense.
Again I'm skeptical the GM gets that done, but that seems ideal.
Heinen/Backes/BjorkIt's either Spooner or they make the hard decision and still send him back down. I'd say sit Schaller but does Bjork really benefit from playing on a 4th line?
I know why they didn't listen to you. Didn't you get the memo? They "fixed the glitch!"he looked fine to very good the first time. then got concussed, and while i told the team he should be sent down for conditioning/rehab upon his return, they arrogantly ignored my sage advice and forced him back into NHL duty during his recovery period, which is difficult to really bad even for experienced veterans. but Donnie's a Harvard guy and they don't listen very well.
he was only sent down again when he finally started finding his game again. he will likely look very good again this time.
True, but could you let Spooner take another shot a playing #3C?
Marchand - Bergeron - Pastrnak
DeBrusk - Krejci - Bjork
Heinen - Spooner - Backes
Kuraly - Nash - Acciari
It'll be interesting, but obviously Bjork needs to perform before this is even a concern.
I know why they didn't listen to you. Didn't you get the memo? They "fixed the glitch!"
Both....If Bjork bombs again then Marchand comes back and we are OK....Until someone else gets hurt. Cehlarek maybe can get a shot then......But really we are pretty weak if both he and Bjork come up short for whatever reason.Are you speaking about right now, or down the road? Also, Bjork isn't the "flavor of the month".
Both....If Bjork bombs again then Marchand comes back and we are OK....Until someone else gets hurt. Cehlarek maybe can get a shot then......But really we are pretty weak if both he and Bjork come up short for whatever reason.
Not much offensive fruit from the 2015-2016 draft other then DeBrusk.
Bjork was OK. He showed flashes of some offense, but he rarely put together a solid sixty minute effort. Again, he was just OK and went downhill fast. One of my first posts was about him with his head down stradling the blue line. Knew he would get hit like that...That is part of being an NHL player. Knowing how to protect yourself. Hope he is more aware now. That said, i am anxious to see what he has, cause i was not impressed the first time around.You make it sound like from day one, Bjork has struggled in the NHL, which isn't the case. Before the injury, he was productive and playing very well. If Bjork "bombs" then he goes back to the AHL and continues to work on his game. Maybe Cehlarik is the next man up in that situation.
And then you end the post with something that has nothing to do with Bjork.
Bjork was OK. He showed flashes of some offense, but he rarely put together a solid sixty minute effort. Again, he was just OK and went downhill fast. One of my first posts was about him with his head down stradling the blue line. Knew he would get hit like that...That is part of being an NHL player. Knowing how to protect yourself. Hope he is more aware now. That said, i am anxious to see what he has, cause i was not impressed the first time around.
I wonder if he plays with Bergie.....And for how long ?