GDT: Gm 79: Boston Bruins @ Minnesota Wild | 4/8/14 | 8P ET | NESN+ | 98.5 FM

[KnightofBoston]

Glad I could make some a y'all laugh

 

[BobbyRyan9]

I don't think Tuukka has looked like his usual self the last few games (aside from the shootout). Should he be getting rest at the end of the season or should he be seeing games to get his rhythm back?

 

[KnightofBoston]

I don't think Tuukka has looked like his usual self the last few games (aside from the shootout). Should he be getting rest at the end of the season or should he be seeing games to get his rhythm back?

My guess is it's him wanting to be in so he doesn't get rust, but I'd like to see him get some rest too

 

[Artemis]

Glad I could make some a y'all laugh

All I could think is that you've been spending way too much time with those kids of yours.

 

[KnightofBoston]

All I could think is that you've been spending way too much time with those kids of yours.

I'd let them do more macaroni pictures but I'm worried they'll re-injure their hamstrings

 

[Fossy21]

He was okay. Clode put him back on D in the 3rd. It was just a weird game all around, I think Carl even logged 20+ minutes.

Didn't notice that until you wrote it... Carl played 22:44, most of all players on the Bruins, and only behind Suter, Brodin and Spurgeon for all players on either team. Just two seconds more than Chara, granted, but still. That PP unit did play all of the three first PP's, though, (53 sec on the first one before Smith scored, the whole second one after the 4 on 4 ended until Loui scored, and 38 seconds on the third one until Loui got called for that semi-high-stick) which helped increase his minutes. The fact that especially Carl and Loui had played so much until that point might have been one of the reasons they didn't play that PP unit on the last Suter penalty, but opted to go for Merlot, after which we clearly started playing to preserve the lead, giving up some good opportunities and ultimately let a goal in.