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BRUINS GDT Game 29 7:07 PM vs Islanders - After 383 days TD Garden has fans!!!! - NESN. NHLN, SN1, 98.5 WBZ-FM

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:vhappy:WELCOME BACK RON POSTER :vhappy:

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Tonight's Officials

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Referees Wes McCauley (4), Tom Chmielewski (18)
Linesmen Ryan Daisy (81), Matt MacPherson (83)

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TONIGHT’S GAME - The Bruins host the Islanders tonight in the 5th of 8 games between these teams this season and the 1st of 4 at TD Garden this season. - The Bruins are opening tonight a 7-game home stand, which is tied for the longest home stand in club history ... It is their 7th such home stand, which they had most recently from 1/2-16/2006. - They are playing their 4th of 16 sets of 3-games-in-4-nights this season … They are 1-2-0 in game 1s, 2-1-0 in game 2s and 2-1-0 in game 3s of those series thus far. - The Bruins welcome fans back into TD Garden tonight for the first time this season ... Attendance has been set at 12% of capacity.

MILESTONES APPROACHING - Bruce Cassidy is coaching his 400th NHL game tonight. - Tuukka Rask is one win short of his 300th NHL victory. - Charlie Coyle is three games short of his 600th NHL game and is seven points shy of his 300th NHL point. - Jarred Tinordi is four games shy of his 100th NHL game. - Patrice Bergeron is six points short of his 900th NHL point.

INJURIES (Total man-games lost in 2020-21: 108) - Jake DeBrusk, Sean Kuraly - Covid protocol - Brandon Carlo – upper body - Jeremy Lauzon – fractured hand - Zach Senyshyn - upper body - Kevan Miller – lower body - John Moore - undisclosed - Ondrej Kase – upper body

BOSTON vs NEW YORK, LIFETIME SERIES - The Bruins and Islanders are meeting for the 177th time in their histories with the Bruins having a 92-57-21-6 record and 583-501 scoring advantage in those games. - The Bruins are 47-24-11-3 vs. the Islanders lifetime in Boston with a 295-228 scoring edge in those 85 contests. - The Bruins have lost their last 4 games of this series (0-3-1) following a 9-0-1 streak ... They are 3-0-1 in their last 4 home games vs. the Islanders, with their last regulation home loss to New York a 4-0 setback on 1/16/2017. - The Islanders have won the 1st 4 games of this season’s series, with all games to date played in New York, with a 1-0 win on 1/18, 4-2 victory on 2/13 and 7-2 win on 2/25 ... The Bruins took a point out of the last game with a 2-1 shootout loss on 3/9

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That's when Nash became an offensive machine right? 2nd line center with Pasta and got 4 on 4 time in OT.

What a time to be alive
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Not sure what game you're thinking of, but this one wasn't it. Game didn't go to OT and Nash played 3 seconds with Pasta that night. Nash's most common linemates that game were Dominic Moore and Noel Acciari
 
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I'm glad that Pasta, Smith, and Krejci can play.

This may seem like sour grapes, but literally every time we play the Islanders it's when we have several significant injuries at once. They're acting like they beat us 5 times because they're better, when really all but one of them were close games and we were without Pasta, Krejci, Carlo, Gryz, Lauzon, etc. for most of them. If all of our COVID guys weren't cleared tonight, I would've thrown my hands up and gave up. I just hope with Anders Lee out the tide will turn in our favor on that front.
 
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McGarnagle said:
I'm glad that Pasta, Smith, and Krejci can play.

This may seem like sour grapes, but literally every time we play the Islanders it's when we have several significant injuries at once. They're acting like they beat us 5 times because they're better, when really all but one of them were close games and we were without Pasta, Krejci, Carlo, Gryz, Lauzon, etc. for most of them. If all of our COVID guys weren't cleared tonight, I would've thrown my hands up and gave up. I just hope with Anders Lee out the tide will turn in our favor on that front.
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What if it’s both... What if they were the healthier and better team? They have four lines that can score, we have one, even when healthy.
 
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McGarnagle said:
I'm glad that Pasta, Smith, and Krejci can play.

This may seem like sour grapes, but literally every time we play the Islanders it's when we have several significant injuries at once. They're acting like they beat us 5 times because they're better, when really all but one of them were close games and we were without Pasta, Krejci, Carlo, Gryz, Lauzon, etc. for most of them. If all of our COVID guys weren't cleared tonight, I would've thrown my hands up and gave up. I just hope with Anders Lee out the tide will turn in our favor on that front.
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This just sets them up for disappointment in the playoffs when we beat them at full health.
 
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I may be in the minority especially considering the results this season, but I still think the Capitals are our biggest threat in this division, not the Islanders.
 
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