Good call.It was good. I toned it down, hahaha. I definitely didn’t go completely nuts
Good call.It was good. I toned it down, hahaha. I definitely didn’t go completely nuts
You just shined a light on a place that's escaped criticism so far. The coaching. Time and again they come out ill-prepared and weak. I don't know the answer to this problem but it is a big problem. For some reason this team doesn't seem to get interested until/unless their backs are to the wall. They've had the talent to usually come back but why not get the job done and mercy kill the Caps as fast as possible but don't seem to rise to the moment. Don't let Anderson get comfortable and pepper him for the full 60 minutes.After thinking about it for a day I'm even angrier about this loss. They never once challenged Anderson, despite him looking like Mr. Bean anytime a puck got near his feet.
A really terrible effort during an ideal situation. And a terrible job by our coaching staff too.
Honestly the performance of the entire team was a disgrace. Despite the Craps being down to a mediocre 40 year old goaltender the Bruins could not score on him. Wrap your heads around that one. Then again Anderson didn't need to work too hard because his team was pushing the Bruins around all over the place.
This team has had issues with opponents' physicality & their own relative lack of it in addition to their tendencies to overplay, overpass and undershoot for some time now. None of these issues have been fixed and by that I mean permanently eliminated. Is the coaching staff not doing its job or are the players not listening?? Or is it both? Inquiring minds want to know.
I was leaning this way before the playoffs, but I’d really consider Kuhlman in for Kuraly.
Lines 3/4
JDB - Coyle - Kuhlman
Ritchie - Lazar - Wagner
I just think Kuhlman’s speed and willingness to drive to the net would be useful.
Kuraly just coughs up the puck or makes the wrong play too often for my liking.
Go back to Ritchie Coyle Debrusk.
That’s fair!Agree on Kuraly and that Coyle should playing Center but not on taking Wags out of the line-up. The Bruins need his physicality against this Caps team. He was one of the few Bruins who was looking to initiate contact from the get go and he's not a spot picker, as he drilled Wilson a couple of different times.
Surprised that Butch isn't going to change anything up front. Concerns me a bit. Hopefully the players make him look good.
nope.Pasta isn't making Butch's job easy.