bruins19
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Like Sophia in studio as that is likely a move up for her, but I don’t know what Adam Pellerin is supposed to be contributing.
Post-Game Talk: GAME 43 - BRUINS 3 Newark 0 F
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DKH
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Be interesting where he ends up?
Vegas makes most sense
I think he’s supposed to be in the Sophia role
kids adorable what a smile
Trizz617
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They just keep banking points. Exceeding my humble expectations, almost at the halfway point. Encouraging to say the least.
hes been solid.
when forbort and carlo get bsck, i dont think you can sit wotherspoon. he has to clear waivers to i think.
i think gryz is odd Dman out.
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That's awesome! I wish I had a time machine and could roll it back to those days with the family ..cherish every single moment as it does go by very fast ...everyone says it because it's true
Im not so sure about that. Wortherspoon is up under the classification of ‘Emergency Loan’ per CapFriendly.
I believe that waivers aren’t applicable. Bussi under same classification.
So Wortherspoon will most likely go back down.
i like him. hes one of our only Dmen that clear the crease out.
Bruinfanatic
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Love Sophia ,I,don’t switch to other teams feed because of the broadcast,but because the feed is just bad like it was today.
Rats eat the pizza and the cables again? Seems like there are major AV issues on a nesn broadcast more often than not this season
I can relate
I can relate
Aeroforce
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I hope Wotherspoon doesn't need waivers; I hope it doesn't even come to that. He's munching minutes on the best team in the East; he'd have no trouble cracking the lineup on lesser teams, especially at low money.
He's got some size, makes the simple, smart play, clears the crease and sticks up for teammates. We haven't had the spirit here since - well, not quite 1969, but it's been a while.
Interesting he's now on the Bruins while ex-Bruin Mike Reilly is on the Islanders.
And definite stick tap for the Devils' young goalie, Daws. Had New Jersey gotten that level of goaltending since the start of the season, they'd be much higher in the standings.
He's got some size, makes the simple, smart play, clears the crease and sticks up for teammates. We haven't had the spirit here since - well, not quite 1969, but it's been a while.
Interesting he's now on the Bruins while ex-Bruin Mike Reilly is on the Islanders.
And definite stick tap for the Devils' young goalie, Daws. Had New Jersey gotten that level of goaltending since the start of the season, they'd be much higher in the standings.
Tom Werner cut the glue trap budget
Side note: Glue traps are very inhumane. It literally rips their skins off. No bueno. They make better, humane traps. But I like the pizza rats. They can stay. I hope someone buys them a ridiculous long chain the Garden sells
That’s specifically why Tom Werner would use themSide note: Glue traps are very inhumane. It literally rips their skins off. No bueno. They make better, humane traps. But I like the pizza rats. They can stay. I hope someone buys them a ridiculous long chain the Garden sells
I personally bought a couple of those safe traps that more or less houses them with some peanut butter until I get them and release them. Only with field mice though, with rats I take no prisoners (also they wouldn’t fit in them). I’ll let them live in the garbage but they cannot come in the home. Fortunately I dont get them in the house since getting a cat here to call this place home lol
bruinsfan1968
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I thought the Devils made a good push in the 2nd and could definitely have tied it up then, but once Pasta scored early in the 3rd, the game was over. The Bruins probably should have been further ahead through the first period and a bit, and of course so nearly were through JvR, but apart from that one stretch in the 2nd they always felt more or less in control.
I didn't realize before I watched the game just how many people NJ have out, but still, you can only play what's in front of you and the Bruins did a decent job. 22 high danger chances is always noteworthy. On top of that home games after long road trips have a tendency to be trap games, so the fact Boston turned up and showed good legs and intent through much of the game was pleasing, plus they didn't play down to a weakened opponent.
So yeah probably not an excellent performance, but sometimes it's just nice when your team plays a good solid game where most of the roster contributes in some way and you bag the points without too much fuss. Of course they will need to be sharper against the Avs, but let's see what they bring to the table then.
I can understand why, you would think NESN would fix their problems
smithformeragent
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As a child of the late eighties/early 90s, I am definitely in the lost generation when it comes to photos. There are a handful of photos that exist of me from little league and the like, but that’s basically it.
There’s a gap from ages 13-20 or so.
DKH
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Both are not perfect but plus defenders
There brains are thinking offense so sometimes you can ‘run with the ball before catching it’ but overall they are good to very good
My suggestion to you is every Halloween take a photo of your child in costume - after 12 years you could make a very cool clock 1-12 through the years
Of course a mask would block face lol
smithformeragent
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Megan did something like this for months 1-12 for his party. His first and last couple of months got cropped here.
Terrier
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Well in 1969 we did have this guy. Parker may not be from Texas but he does have some Dallas in him.
