Post-Game Talk: Game 58 - Pasta Hat Trick - BRUINS 4 Poutineville Smurfs 1 - FINAL

[Orr Fourever]

Moore played well I thought.

 

[Gonzothe7thDman]

Kovalchuk looked good last night. No one should be expecting Atlanta/NJ Kovalchuk when they watch him nowadays and if they are they are idiots.

He had a couple great passes through the neutral zone that caught Boston napping. Had another great misdirection play where he cut to the middle from the half boards and drew defenders then no look passed it to Tatar who should have been coming out of the corner where he had a lane to the net but instead just stood there and watched.

Definitely a guy who could help out the middle 6 as a secondary acquisition.

 

[aguineapig]

I believe it was the ancient Greek poet Homer (Simpson?) who penned the following stanza in his epic Iliad and Odyssey that this morning seems so apropos to our great rivals of the north. It went something like this as I seem to recall.
NA-NA, NA-NA, NA-NA NA-NA
HEY HEY HEY GOOD BYE !
NA-NA, NA-NA, NA-NA NA-NA
HEY HEY HEY GOOD BYE !

 

[BMC]

I am very sorry I missed the game, I always love a good beat down of those poutine swilling divers from Montreal.

 

[danpantz]

Beat the Habs, pasta gets a hat trick, and the rest of the league is crying for a suspension for Chara and claiming conspiracy.

what a satisfying win.

 

[MetM]

Montreal and Toronto are going to be terrorized by Pasta for a long time. Love it.

We liked to name "Bruins killers" around the league in the past. (Gagné, Vanek, etc.) but... Pasta is officially an Habs killer in my book!

 

[Bruinaura]

 

[lopey]

Multi-point night for Bergeron! An UGLY assist on the power play, and an empty net goal (his second in the last 3 games). What did I tell you? On a night where Marchand and Pasta were making the pretty plays, leave it to Bergy to have his stats padded. He does a lot of good complementary stuff offensively, but Marchand and Pasta make many more direct contributions to goals (especially at even strength). Bergeron was never a PPG guy until he started playing with Marchand-Pasta, and is not in their league offensively.

Worst Post Ever.

 

[RustyBruins72]

French is a beautiful language

Résumé: MTL 1, BOS 4

LNH : Canadiens 1 - Bruins 4 (Hockey)



La magie de Pastrnak

Mission impossible
Pour cette visite au Massachusetts, Claude Julien avait besoin d’allumer un ou deux lampions s’il voulait sortir de son ancienne ville d’adoption avec une victoire. Le CH devait ralentir l’un des meilleurs trios de la LNH sans les services de son défenseur numéro un, Shea Weber. C’était finalement une trop lourde commande pour Jeff Petry et Brett Kulak ainsi que le trio de Phillip Danault.

Thanks for sharing this. I translated it. It doesn't mince words, at all. Well written.

 

[nORRis8]

Multi-point night for Bergeron! An UGLY assist on the power play, and an empty net goal (his second in the last 3 games). What did I tell you? On a night where Marchand and Pasta were making the pretty plays, leave it to Bergy to have his stats padded. He does a lot of good complementary stuff offensively, but Marchand and Pasta make many more direct contributions to goals (especially at even strength). Bergeron was never a PPG guy until he started playing with Marchand-Pasta, and is not in their league offensively.

Instead of writing all that , you could have just said " I don't know anything about hockey".
Nope. Instead you went ahead and proved it. :/

 

[GoBs]

I like Kuleman but there has to be a better option in Providence on that right side of Krejci
Bruins at least try someone Senyshyn etc. before you trade draft picks and prospects

 

[BruinDust]

Kovalchuk looked good last night. No one should be expecting Atlanta/NJ Kovalchuk when they watch him nowadays and if they are they are idiots.

He had a couple great passes through the neutral zone that caught Boston napping. Had another great misdirection play where he cut to the middle from the half boards and drew defenders then no look passed it to Tatar who should have been coming out of the corner where he had a lane to the net but instead just stood there and watched.

Definitely a guy who could help out the middle 6 as a secondary acquisition.

I thought he played pretty good as well. Made some decent plays, kept his feet moving when the Bruins had the puck.

 

[BruinDust]

I like Kuleman but there has to be a better option in Providence on that right side of Krejci
Bruins at least try someone Senyshyn etc. before you trade draft picks and prospects

I want to see Debrusk with Senyshyn one time before they go and start making deadline moves.

 

[Gonzothe7thDman]

I thought he played pretty good as well. Made some decent plays, kept his feet moving when the Bruins had the puck.

He laid some solid body contact on the forecheck a few times too. Definitely looks like a guy who still at his age hates to lose.

 

[BruinsFanSince94]

Kovalchuk looked good last night. No one should be expecting Atlanta/NJ Kovalchuk when they watch him nowadays and if they are they are idiots.

He had a couple great passes through the neutral zone that caught Boston napping. Had another great misdirection play where he cut to the middle from the half boards and drew defenders then no look passed it to Tatar who should have been coming out of the corner where he had a lane to the net but instead just stood there and watched.

Definitely a guy who could help out the middle 6 as a secondary acquisition.

He would look good with DeBrusk/Krejci or Bjork/Coyle.

 

[lopey]

Listening to Montreal radio and they are complaining about the refs. Saying Marchy "Speared" Petry. lOL Holy crap it was a love tap.....Get a grip!

 

[Spooner st]

I want to see Debrusk with Senyshyn one time before they go and start making deadline moves.

We need secondary scoring, Senyshyn won't give you that.

 

[Smitty93]

Multi-point night for Bergeron! An UGLY assist on the power play, and an empty net goal (his second in the last 3 games). What did I tell you? On a night where Marchand and Pasta were making the pretty plays, leave it to Bergy to have his stats padded. He does a lot of good complementary stuff offensively, but Marchand and Pasta make many more direct contributions to goals (especially at even strength). Bergeron was never a PPG guy until he started playing with Marchand-Pasta, and is not in their league offensively.

 

[BruinsFanSince94]

Multi-point night for Bergeron! An UGLY assist on the power play, and an empty net goal (his second in the last 3 games). What did I tell you? On a night where Marchand and Pasta were making the pretty plays, leave it to Bergy to have his stats padded. He does a lot of good complementary stuff offensively, but Marchand and Pasta make many more direct contributions to goals (especially at even strength). Bergeron was never a PPG guy until he started playing with Marchand-Pasta, and is not in their league offensively.

Oof..... Imagine coming to a hockey board after a win against a rival and making this post? Talk about trolling!

 

[JCRO]

Listening to Montreal radio and they are complaining about the refs. Saying Marchy "Speared" Petry. lOL Holy crap it was a love tap.....Get a grip!

Love it. All the tears.

Petry was the direct reason for 3 of the 4 Bruins goals last night. They should be talking about how putrid he was.

 

[JCRO]

Moore played well I thought.

He catches so much flak here and I dont know why. Very solid bottom pairing guy who can move up and down the lineup and IMO, not look much out of place.

The guy is great at transitioning the puck. And he's by no means a liability in his own end.

There was one play last night where he made an unreal move in the slot that almost resulted in a goal. Really showed off his hands.

 

[mjhfb]

We need secondary scoring, Senyshyn won't give you that.

Not sure if he will or not, but I agree with the need.
Kuraly made a nice play, but other than that, last night was once again a one line show.

 

[rfournier103]

French is a beautiful language

Résumé: MTL 1, BOS 4

LNH : Canadiens 1 - Bruins 4 (Hockey)



La magie de Pastrnak

Mission impossible
Pour cette visite au Massachusetts, Claude Julien avait besoin d’allumer un ou deux lampions s’il voulait sortir de son ancienne ville d’adoption avec une victoire. Le CH devait ralentir l’un des meilleurs trios de la LNH sans les services de son défenseur numéro un, Shea Weber. C’était finalement une trop lourde commande pour Jeff Petry et Brett Kulak ainsi que le trio de Phillip Danault.

Unfortunately, I haven’t had as much time to follow the Bruins as I would like this season, but I made time for this game and I was NOT disappointed! Anytime they can beat the Habs like that, it’s pretty hard to find fault with how they played.

Anyone here who saw my Facebook post about the game knows how happy I was.

As for the article above, I have to say this for our northern neighbors: they love the Canadiens, but when the Habs play like garbage, they certainly aren’t afraid to tell it like it is.

 

[lopey]

Listening to Tony Marinero in the TSN Montreal and he is just ripping the HABS organization. He is basically saying they have nothing at the NHL level or in the system,. Pure radio gold lol

 

[BB79]

I am very sorry I missed the game, I always love a good beat down of those poutine swilling divers from Montreal.

Hey, I remember you