Carlo, Miller and Acciari practicing
Carlo, Miller and Acciari practicing
We need Krejci simply for match ups even if he's not 100%.
Ok but what about Krejci? I hope his wrist isn't broken
What the hell is wrong with Krejci? If it's not short term they've got to make some adjustment to the forwards in his absence.
What the hell is wrong with Krejci? If it's not short term they've got to make some adjustment to the forwards in his absence.
I can only say that he's played through 2 hip injury/premature recoveries,so this one must be really dibilitating.
yep, my gut says wrist which he would be rendered useless if so, can`t take faceoffs, most likely can`t shoot, and giving and taking passes would be impossible, not good
I am tough on the guy but his absence is felt, it just shifts players out of the position in the lineup they should be playing
not sure it`s the answer but I wouldn`t allow Vatrano nor Beleskey to see the ice again. I`d put JFK in there with insulated minutes, Beleskey played about 8-9 minutes that I think JFK could handle
Acciari likely to play in Game 3. Carlo is doubtful.
http://www.tsn.ca/talent/post-2-post-rask-struggles-for-bruins-1.725637
Jamie McLennan, who we all know is a former NHL goalie and knows way more about goaltending than anyone of us combined, gave rask a 2 yesterday and the headline of the article you can see for yourself. Rask did not cost us the game, he did steal game 1... however, he needed to make a few saves yesterday and he didn't. I'm glad Jamie mentioned one key part to the game winning goal. He had a chance to glove the shot prior to Phaneuf's and muffed it out. If he holds onto that puck it allows the Bruins to reset and potentially have a different ending. Also, he thinks Phaneuf's goal is a goal that should be stopped... and after watching it a dozen times, I have to agree. Did not like goal 2 or goal 4 yesterday.
Again, not trying to **** on Rask, but if he works harder to see around McAvoy (you're gonna get screened in the NHL, it happens, you can't just sit there like "oh **** I can't see", I watched Holtby and Andersen work tooth and nail last night to see around traffic) and find that puck he probably makes an easy save and who knows what the outcome may have been. He seemed to struggle to find the puck on the Phaneuf chance as well, which was also a stoppable shot.
Plenty of blame to go around but I think those attributing zero blame to Tuukka need to reassess a little bit. That was a monumental period and opportunity that the Bruins let slip away yesterday. Hopefully we can ice a healthier team on Monday, survive the game injury free and get a 2-1 lead. Most importantly we need our best players to be our best players. They are leaving something to be desired so far if you ask me. Huge game tomorrow.
No but getting close to returning to action. My orthopedic told me I'm healing so fast I'm not human. I agreed
I'm going game 6 next Sunday
Give Kevan Miller my best
He knows who on HF has his back
Carlo, Miller and Acciari practicing
Doesn't look like much help comming for next game.
http://www.tsn.ca/talent/post-2-post-rask-struggles-for-bruins-1.725637
Jamie McLennan, who we all know is a former NHL goalie and knows way more about goaltending than anyone of us combined, gave rask a 2 yesterday and the headline of the article you can see for yourself. Rask did not cost us the game, he did steal game 1... however, he needed to make a few saves yesterday and he didn't. I'm glad Jamie mentioned one key part to the game winning goal. He had a chance to glove the shot prior to Phaneuf's and muffed it out. If he holds onto that puck it allows the Bruins to reset and potentially have a different ending. Also, he thinks Phaneuf's goal is a goal that should be stopped... and after watching it a dozen times, I have to agree. Did not like goal 2 or goal 4 yesterday.
Again, not trying to **** on Rask, but if he works harder to see around McAvoy (you're gonna get screened in the NHL, it happens, you can't just sit there like "oh **** I can't see", I watched Holtby and Andersen work tooth and nail last night to see around traffic) and find that puck he probably makes an easy save and who knows what the outcome may have been. He seemed to struggle to find the puck on the Phaneuf chance as well, which was also a stoppable shot.
Plenty of blame to go around but I think those attributing zero blame to Tuukka need to reassess a little bit. That was a monumental period and opportunity that the Bruins let slip away yesterday. Hopefully we can ice a healthier team on Monday, survive the game injury free and get a 2-1 lead. Most importantly we need our best players to be our best players. They are leaving something to be desired so far if you ask me. Huge game tomorrow.