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Unless we’re talking about the Patriots and BradyUtter nonsense.
Unless we’re talking about the Patriots and BradyUtter nonsense.
LOL....Hey Bonvie.....How they doing without Krejci the last five games.....You said that was nonsense. You talk a lot, but yet, i never see you actually explain anything......Like i said....Krejci, the most valuable Bruin since 2010.....If you have a point....Explain it instead of commenting without any substance....Utter nonsense.
This is not the college Bjork
he’s like the roadrunner his feet are just churning to fast and he’s using his 40 seconds of energy Helter skelter
If I had one complaint of Cassidy as an arm chair GM it’s what they are doing with Bjork
I’d stick him at LW on one of bottom 6 and leave him there
as for Frederic he’s my 4th line C next season as Kuraly gone
he’s my 13th F right now / I like a lot of what he brings but I’d slow him down a tad / his speed is absolutely NHL quality and he’s going to be good but he’s raw and his turnover changed the Islanders game and his inability to clear puck from defensive zone I thought ended Marchand’s season
that Marchand was able to come back and what learned about players who played and didn’t plays value was huge as far as I am concerned
they sucked and May continue
Edmonton once lost 13-0 (yes really) to Hartford (yes the non playoff Whalers) and then Bruins 4-1 next day (I was at) and in June won the scup
Sweeney has not done that though. He gives us garbage......Again, six years....Name me the great player he has added to this stanley cup winning nucleus ?........McAvoy...a draft choice.....6 years he has added mcAvoy and a bunch of slugs....We need a world class player.....Not Smith number 12. We have plenty of Smiths....If he's allowed to spend to the cap or close to it, why would it matter to Jacobs if he doesn't bring in high priced players? It's the same $$$ outgoing.
I am listening......You are correct.....His take is HOMER. Almost like Sweeney is sitting on his lap. Joke. Everyone gets heat accepth the guy responsible.Beersie's a company guy. I doubt you'll hear any criticism of Sweeney or the coach.
Is your memory really worse than mine?
11-0 in Hartford and lost to the Bruins the day before. Oh, and no Gretzky or Kurri.
Actual question: Is Frederic a natural pain in the butt or has he been groomed to be one? Almost seems like his focus is more on disruption than playing the game. He was a first round pick, I would assume he has enough talent to contribute in a more productive way.
You missed my point. I challenged you when you said it would make Jacobs happy not to spend to the cap. History will show that, since the cap was initiated, the Bruins have been at or close to it each and every year.Sweeney has not done that though. He gives us garbage......Again, six years....Name me the great player he has added to this stanley cup winning nucleus ?........McAvoy...a draft choice.....6 years he has added mcAvoy and a bunch of slugs....We need a world class player.....Not Smith number 12. We have plenty of Smiths....
I am listening......You are correct.....His take is HOMER. Almost like Sweeney is sitting on his lap. Joke. Everyone gets heat accepth the guy responsible.
The 1st period at Lake Tahoe bothered me. It got forgotten after the resounding win, but after scoring early the Bruins spent most of the rest of the 1st being thoroughly out-worked and out-played by a depleted opponent. There was a stretch where they were constantly losing puck battles and they coughed up 2 goals pretty quick. All this in a big occasion game in a glorious setting that should have been all the inspiration they needed to come out firing. And it just didn't happen.
Obviously they got their act together in the 2nd and put the Flyers to the sword, and credit to them for that. But their poor compete level in the 1st just lingered for me as a bad sign. I certainly didn't expect it to lead into 2 thrashings like this, but it doesn't completely shock me either. The Boston of recent years have never been the most outright talented team, but their compete and willingness to work hard and stick with the systems Cassidy's put in place has been one of their greatest assets. This season for whatever reason it's gone missing for stretches and they're a bit boom/bust and inconsistent, which is rather un-Bruins like. Feels like it's at that point where it's on Sweeney to shake things up a bit, whether that's a trade or two, call ups from Providence, or something else. Team needs a jolt. Not a big one, not yet anyway, but enough to make them take notice.
We can't even get the 4th liners to throw hits anymore. Everyone is too damn complacent because there is no accountability and no one is scared to lose their job. The team needs a shakeup.I’d like Cassidy to tell his forwards to finish every check on Fox- hit him and hit him hard AND clean - and his partner Lindgren as well
Fox can get away but not always and Lindgren can’t and you can get him running around
also I’m coach I tell my players the two D’s....DISCIPLINE & DETERMINATION and at the end of game ask yourself bow you did
Back to Fox
Marchand knows this as he went after him but screw that - I want a Wolfpack mentality specifically on Fox
I want Fox realizing those MFs are coming after me every shift / and see where he goes with it - the second forward should be looking at Lindgren and finish him off
incredible the Bruins D get targeted but they let guys like Fox skate around like stick practice
LOL....Hey Bonvie.....How they doing without Krejci the last five games.....You said that was nonsense. You talk a lot, but yet, i never see you actually explain anything......Like i said....Krejci, the most valuable Bruin since 2010.....If you have a point....Explain it instead of commenting without any substance....
Six regulation wins in 18 games played.
Like i said...No substance,,,,Bruins look pretty good without Chara.....Funny, they dont look so good without Krejci......Man, You got nothing.Where to begin...
Krejci the most valuable Bruin since 2010. I will stand by my position that Chara, Bergeron, Marchand and Rask have been more valuable. This in spite of the Bruins poor performance in the last 5 games without Krejci. Not just because 5 games is a miniscule sample compared to the full decade you are referring, but also because the Bruins are currently playing without half of the D core they started the season with. That seems more significant.
As for the case in point, who are the great players that are taking a discount? Marchand, Bergeron, Pastrnak. Are they not all in? They seem to be playing fine. Full effort given. I don't believe for a minute that those players are concerned about what management is doing. They do their job, they play hockey.
Now I have only done this because you requested it. I will now return to my style of commenting without explanation. Unless I change my mind.
Thanks.....Agree. Basically my point.You missed my point. I challenged you when you said it would make Jacobs happy not to spend to the cap. History will show that, since the cap was initiated, the Bruins have been at or close to it each and every year.
The fact that the money was not spent wisely is another matter for which Sweeney must take responsibility.
I dont...If i could fire his ass i would......Rutherford would be perfect. He is a GM who understands what a hockey trade is....
Sure, when you put it that way, it doesn't look good.
That game was difficult to watch even when it was still tight. Studnicka was the only forward who I thought had a good game. I do wonder if he is going to bump Kuraly from the lineup when healthy bodies return. Kuraly was awful last night. I don't often focus on him but given that several people have been calling him the worst player this season I did pay more attention last night. It was bad. I'll be keeping my eye on him for a few games, since last night was hopefully not a representative sample for anyone.
On defense, I feel that Moore has looked really good. I would not be surprised if he has created trade value or if we decide to keep him as the 7th D. I do think he is clearly a better option then Clifton on the left side while Lauzon is hurt. I have been intrigued by Vaak, but ultimately I think he needs to go back down and work on being dominant in the AHL while rounding out his game.
Yea...I know. Those three cups and his great moves in Pittsburgh say just that...Maybe that will be on his Hall of Fame plaque when he gets it.Is this sarcasm that I'm blatantly missing? Rutherford was one of the worst GMs in the league.
Tuukka Rask, the winner Sunday at Lake Tahoe, was back in net for the Bruins and expected to go against the Blueshirts again in Sunday’s noon start at MSG. Of the three injured defensemen, the only one expected to return soon is Matt Grzelcyk, who skated again with the club Thursday. He’s a possibility to play Sunday, with David Quinn, his former coach at BU, behind the Rangers bench ... Anders Bjork went a third straight game without landing a shot on net. Don’t be surprised if Cassidy slides a taxi-squader (Karson Kuhlman?) into his spot Sunday. He logged only 11:52 in ice time and attempted one shot (off net). Cassidy pulled Bjork for a shift or two, and double-shifted David Pastrnak as a left wing on the Jack Studnicka/DeBrusk line … Kuraly lost 7 of his 10 faceoffs, another spot where the Bruins miss David Krejci’s expertise …