Dennis Bonvie
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Could very well be.
Or he has Norris hopes and knows he needs to put up more points for that.
Post-Game Talk: GAME 8 - BACK ON TRACK - BRUINS 4 Detroit 1
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Could very well be.
Or he has Norris hopes and knows he needs to put up more points for that.
Im not going to go back and delete a lot of crap here. I dont have the time.
BUT…..
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HuskyBruinPride
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His passing has really stood out to me recently. The way he zings that backhand feed is truly impressive.
I really really like those jerseys.
Anyone find it odd we just keep winning no matter what lol
His view seems to be the wings out played them? I missed the gamePeople say Marchand has a big nose.
Also very surprised posters going after each other on what appears to have been a great game.
Caper Bruins fan
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I like watching JVR. He has no legs or wind but he has good hands and hockey sense. He looks gassed a lot of the time but if he can get his stick on the puck he usually makes an intelligent play .
His claim was he thought his team play 5\5 was a bit better than Boston's but they lost
the ST battle. It was 2-1 with about 9 minutes left when Kostin hit the post and Boston
was on its heels like they were against Anaheim.
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The start of the Florida series without the top 2C sort of showed what the guys could in theory do, and that was with hurt goalies. I think the philosophy of building from the backend out is a fairly reasonable one. We know the coach is good (maybe not yet great, but good). The leadership group was formed under Bergy. The culture is right.
Really it was always about the C's (which we all know obviously). If Poitras is giving you say 80% of what Krejci could, then the backfill is Bergy. And yeah, that's showing up. It's showing up in our F0% which is bottom 1/3 of the league. It's showing up in GF and PP% (17% eww). I think that 17% PP is going to be where we lag behind the good teams in close games. Most of the best PP's in the league are in the east. Scary. The #1 PK is huge.
Bergeron's absence alone is going to be the Achilles Heel of the team against the Carolina's, New Jerseys and Toronto's of the East. If #74 doesn't play to his strengths
offensively (25-30 goals) they are going to hit skids 3-4 times this year (3 straight losses type) and more than likely a 4-5 in one of those 3-4.
Maybe Sweeney fleeces Calgary and gets a trade for Lindholm mid season but that
probably involves #74.
UncleRico
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Ehh not really, best regular season team points wise over the last 10 years. It’s been an easy schedule, but can’t fault them for that. They’ve done exactly what teams should do against the bottom feeders of the league and that’s win.
Anaheim isn't going to be a bottom feeder this year, not a PO team but significantly improved.
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Possibly, but in general you know what I mean. I think we all were talking before the season how the Bruins schedule to start was easy. By no means did I expect 7-0-1, but when I first looked at it, it was kind of a situation like if they could beat the LA kings in the middle of the road trip, then they could come out of it looking very good to start the year.
I may get one since my Taylor Hall jersey has been prematurely retired. I will wait till Heinen gets signed though, so I can get his
I really really don't think that will happen. Ha.I may get one since my Taylor Hall jersey has been prematurely retired. I will wait till Heinen gets signed though, so I can get his
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OT: - Where to buy jersey Thread
Hi guys, I was looking forward to order my Bergeron Reverse Retro jersey on the Boston Pro shop website as an christmas gift. Unfortunately, they only have very small sizes left and this since a week or two. I doubt they will be full of stock soon again. So I wanted to ask you where do you get...
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Last year was the ultimate banana in the tailpipe, so I think that’s preventing me from getting overly excited or emotionally invested in this club.
Having said that, getting points is better than not getting points as it increases the chances that we see meaningful hockey in the Spring.
Having said that, getting points is better than not getting points as it increases the chances that we see meaningful hockey in the Spring.
Grz has strung together several very good games after a so-so start.
I may get one since my Taylor Hall jersey has been prematurely retired. I will wait till Heinen gets signed though, so I can get his
Be sure to post a pic here so we can watch peoples' heads explode
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OT: - Where to buy jersey Thread
Hi guys, I was looking forward to order my Bergeron Reverse Retro jersey on the Boston Pro shop website as an christmas gift. Unfortunately, they only have very small sizes left and this since a week or two. I doubt they will be full of stock soon again. So I wanted to ask you where do you get...forums.hfboards.com
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Caper Bruins fan
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He’s playing well , I can’t recall if he always hesitated before moving the puck but I’ve noticed him not moving it quickly enough ( in my opinion) at times this year . He’s kind of like Marchand , a little too in love with his own skating ability.
I thought yesterday was one of his better games until the 3rd period where the whole team kind of imploded until the Pasta penalty shot goal . He was a real hound on the puck and was carrying the puck a lot . The plays he was attempting to make didn’t work out but that’s the way it goes sometimes.
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Loved the vest the coaches were wearing last night — any word if it’s for sale somewhere? I checked NHL Shop and couldn’t find it.
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