Hall and Foligno were significant contributors to that record so I would be concerned
about their absence or diminishment when or if they return.
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Hall and Foligno were significant contributors to that record so I would be concerned
about their absence or diminishment when or if they return.
I am just glad he literally didn't break his neck. Incidentally that was a tremendous
recovery he made on the play to basically break it up, but next time he shouldn't try jumping up so quickly. Slide past the net next time #25.
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Sure seems like a lot of people are going through the dog days of a hockey season for the first time. It will be ok.
Once again though he made a major mistake at the offensive blue line, this time a blocked shot that led to a breakaway for Detroit. No matter how well he plays, he cannot be gifting breakaways to the opposing team.
That's Pastrnak's job.
mjhfb
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Funny, but the good news is that Grz skated more, especially when he activated for the goal. First time I've seen that in a while. With his excellent skating and puck skills hoping for much more of that.
Dennis Bonvie
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Bruins were credited with only7 blocks, Carlo had 4 of them. He wasn't great but was better than Forbort and Clifton.
What makes you think Husso played one of his best games this season? Allowing 3 goals while making 30 saves is pretty much his average game this season.
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Lobster57
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didn't get to see either game this weekend. Seems like they forgot games are 60 minutes, AND they forgot about the time change yesterday. Not concerned yet, but really hope they don't form some bad habit over the next month. I doubt this is the case but i'm starting to hope they have some changes to the PP in their pocket that they're saving for the playoffs, because what they're currently doing will not cut it.
Carolina has only scored one goal in three games. Imagine this board if that was happening too?
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Would help if Bertuzzi could contribute a bit.
He hasn't looked like the same player I remember in Detroit so far.
Yeah he hasn't been a factor beyond the NYR game but I think he will eventually start
contributing once he settles in.
BradMarchandismydad
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Yeah I'm assuming he will be a meh offensive player until he settles in, learns the system, and then turns it all the way on for playoffs.
well...that would be nice, but I am not counting on it.
I think Bertuzzi is one hell of a puck distributor/passer. It has stuck out to me how well he can get the puck into tight spaces
I think he needs a bit more time - he has only played 4 games with the Bruins. Hopefully he settles in soon but I think he has been okay so far given the 68 minutes of ice time.
Yeah he hasn't looked great, but he's coming to a new team/system for the first time in his career and is only human.
Lindholm struggled last year at first, I hope Bert can figure it out by playoffs and hopefully gets some time with Hall before round 1 as well.
He seems a step behind IMO, wonder if he's still getting his conditioning back from all the time he has missed from injuries.
Bruins’ Brandon Carlo escapes injury, bouncing back from headfirst collision with back wall - The Boston Globe
Carlo, who paired most of the afternoon with newcomer Dmitry Orlov, didn’t miss a beat upon his return, finishing with 17:03 in ice time, 3:00 of it spent on penalty-killing duty.
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DETROIT — Brandon Carlo, too often a victim of hard luck with injuries late in the season, looked to be in distress early in the first period here Sunday when he slid headfirst into the rear wall in an attempt to break up a Joe Veleno break-in on goalie Jeremy Swayman.
Carlo, who made a belly-flop dive for Veleno low in the slot, slid by the left post and careened hard into the boards at 2:05.
Back on his feet, but in obvious pain, the 26-year-old blue liner made his way directly to the dressing room, hunkered over as he walked, only to return to the bench after being gone for just 90 seconds of playing time.
“I was concerned initially,” said Bruins coach Jim Montgomery. “He went into the boards hard and I was afraid it might be a shoulder, or neck, or head . . . thankfully, he was all right.”
you wouldn't see Bussi, you'd see Keyser go up now if push came to shove, and something happened to either Swayman or Linus, just like Kincaid did before they dealt him to COL, BESIDES BOTH AFFILIATES will likely be playoff bound shortly
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It must not be easy getting traded from a team where you had good friends and chemistry, and then have to play against them on a back to back weekend shortly after getting traded
Now that the Bruins are done with Detroit, I think Bertuzzi will settle in and start looking like the Bertuzzi that Bruin fans want to see
the power play will come.
they had one saturday and shouldve had on thursday.
pasta is hurt i think. havent seen the booming 1 timers.
I still haven't seen Hathaway go full asshole. I'm hoping to see it soon otherwise I'll feel like the Bruins have been had somehow.
i think its the bergeron effect. players dont want to disappoint him. they respect him too much.
The banks, the bruins, everything is failing. I'm going into my fallout shelter until things change.
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Can't disagree with you. I'd like the 2023 Bruins remembered for a good reason. The 2007 Patriots still haunt me.
