Bruins lose to Flyers, 3-2, in overtime - The Boston Globe
“You’d think that 50 games in, we would learn,” David Krejci said after a 3-2 overtime loss to Philadelphia at TD Garden Thursday, Boston’s third setback in a row and fifth in six games.
“We’ve got to understand what we are right now,” coach Bruce Cassidy said. “If we were scoring five goals a night, it would be a different animal.”
Cassidy, who was “very disappointed” in his defensive group, called out captain Zdeno Chara, Charlie McAvoy, Brandon Carlo, and Kevan Miller to lead, and hinted that more lineup changes could be coming.
“We’ve got to straighten this out, like, now,” Cassidy said. “Because we’re not scoring enough to get away with it.”
“These guys are pros,” Cassidy said. “You trust them to make the right decision.
“Goals aren’t coming easy for us. When they do, you can open up a little bit.
“We’ve talked about it. We’ve got to open up our ears and get it.”
“Lucky we have Washington coming up,” Rask said facetiously. “We can just go in there and get the points.”
“You’d think that 50 games in, we would learn,” David Krejci said after a 3-2 overtime loss to Philadelphia at TD Garden Thursday, Boston’s third setback in a row and fifth in six games.
“We’ve got to understand what we are right now,” coach Bruce Cassidy said. “If we were scoring five goals a night, it would be a different animal.”
Cassidy, who was “very disappointed” in his defensive group, called out captain Zdeno Chara, Charlie McAvoy, Brandon Carlo, and Kevan Miller to lead, and hinted that more lineup changes could be coming.
“We’ve got to straighten this out, like, now,” Cassidy said. “Because we’re not scoring enough to get away with it.”
“These guys are pros,” Cassidy said. “You trust them to make the right decision.
“Goals aren’t coming easy for us. When they do, you can open up a little bit.
“We’ve talked about it. We’ve got to open up our ears and get it.”
“Lucky we have Washington coming up,” Rask said facetiously. “We can just go in there and get the points.”