Fonzerelli
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Marchand--Bergeron--Backes
Cehlarik--Krejci--Heinen
Spooner--Czarnik-- Hayes
Schaller--Moore--Acciari
Hope you're right. Would love to see Chelarik get a look.
Marchand--Bergeron--Backes
Cehlarik--Krejci--Heinen
Spooner--Czarnik-- Hayes
Schaller--Moore--Acciari
With everyone healthy:
Marchand/Bergeron/Pastrnak
Vatrano/Krejci/Backes
Beleskey/Czarnik/Acciari
Blidh/Moore/Hayes
Chara/Carlo
Krug/McQuaid
Kevan/Colin
With everyone healthy:
Marchand/Bergeron/Pastrnak
Vatrano/Krejci/Backes
Beleskey/Czarnik/Acciari
Blidh/Moore/Hayes
Chara/Carlo
Krug/McQuaid
Kevan/Colin
With everyone healthy
M-B-P
V-K-B
SP-B-C
S-M-H
A-N
C-C
K-KM
L-CM
M
Too many question marks up front, but this is what I'd love to see on D.
Disclaimer: I'm pretty sure Julien would NEVER go for it, but I'd love to see it. You can always make adjustments late in games depending on the situation.
Established Top 4
Chara - Carlo
Krug - Colin
I'd love to see what Krug could do with another legitimate puck-mover as his partner, both from a transition standpoint, and in the offensive zone. We don't know as we've rarely seen it. But I'm not one who believes Krug HAS to have a big, strong, defensive type as his partner. Heck, we've seen Morrow-Colin as a pair and be capable defensively.
LD rotation - Liles and Morrow
RD rotation - Kevan and McQuaid
Late in games defending the lead, they would still always have the option of moving up Kevan or McQuaid to try and hold that lead.
Too many question marks up front, but this is what I'd love to see on D.
Disclaimer: I'm pretty sure Julien would NEVER go for it, but I'd love to see it. You can always make adjustments late in games depending on the situation.
Established Top 4
Chara - Carlo
Krug - Colin
I'd love to see what Krug could do with another legitimate puck-mover as his partner, both from a transition standpoint, and in the offensive zone. We don't know as we've rarely seen it. But I'm not one who believes Krug HAS to have a big, strong, defensive type as his partner. Heck, we've seen Morrow-Colin as a pair and be capable defensively.
LD rotation - Liles and Morrow
RD rotation - Kevan and McQuaid
Late in games defending the lead, they would still always have the option of moving up Kevan or McQuaid to try and hold that lead.
Aside from McQuaid, Krug's most common d-partner is, in fact, Colin Miller. It's only been 75 minutes, and they have not given up a goal or had the Bruins score a goal while they are on the ice... but their Corsi is near 70%, albeit with EXTREME offensive zone starts.
edit: I have been against this idea as a pairing, but IF Colin strings together a few games like the last one, would be in favor of checking it out.
Yeah, and for me, it's more along the lines of "I think this would be cool if it worked out" than "I think this is a great idea".
But if Colin plays like he did especially on Sunday (where he was the best player for either team to these eyes), I'd love to see him given Top 4 responsibility alongside Krug. I think it could work, especially when you have a legit top end shutdown pair in Chara-Carlo taking so many big tough minutes, allows them to deploy Krug-Colin better/easier.
But I've also been promoting Colin Miller hard all season so I'm pretty biased at this stage.
I am just very excited about seeing Julien's system with more mobile puck movers on the team. In all zones. We all complain about "oh great, a cycle and a point shot" in the offensive zone... but if your d-men can be active in the offensive zone and put the puck in the net... that opens up a lot. I REALLY hope than Colin builds off that performance instead of adding it to his string of on again/off again performances because adding that, and then McAvoy next year, really changes up things.
Same here. Agree totally.
Carlo, McAvoy, Colin covering the right-side together for at least a few years, sign me up.
One thing we take for granted, I think, is the PK. The Bruins are the third most penalized team in hockey. You take away too many Kevan's and McQuaid's and we might just have created a new problem.
One thing we take for granted, I think, is the PK. The Bruins are the third most penalized team in hockey. You take away too many Kevan's and McQuaid's and we might just have created a new problem.
My lineup
63-37-88
72-46-42
59-51-27
81-28-20
55 (big fan of)
11
This ^
I like what Im seeing from Blidh. And IMO, Schaller can handle that Top 9 spot. Assuming Schaller gets bumped down to the fourth line once Beleskey returns and that bumps Blidh out of the line up which Im not really in favor of but its not a bad thing to have competition and pressure on these guys for their roster spots.
Too many question marks up front, but this is what I'd love to see on D.
Disclaimer: I'm pretty sure Julien would NEVER go for it, but I'd love to see it. You can always make adjustments late in games depending on the situation.
Established Top 4
Chara - Carlo
Krug - Colin
I'd love to see what Krug could do with another legitimate puck-mover as his partner, both from a transition standpoint, and in the offensive zone. We don't know as we've rarely seen it. But I'm not one who believes Krug HAS to have a big, strong, defensive type as his partner. Heck, we've seen Morrow-Colin as a pair and be capable defensively.
LD rotation - Liles and Morrow
RD rotation - Kevan and McQuaid
Late in games defending the lead, they would still always have the option of moving up Kevan or McQuaid to try and hold that lead.
Kevan Miller can play LD better than McQuaid
Agree 1 needs to be in lineup
If I'm Chiarelli I'm all over Sweeney for Morrow
Joe & Colin and Kevan all are noticeably better. Is this Cassidy? I would think so
Until Beleskey is back
Marchand Bergeron Pastrnak
Vatrano Krejci Backes
Spooner Moore Czarnik
Schaller/Blidh Nash Acciari
I don't see the Krejci backes thing clicking.
Yep! In fact, I don't see Backes clicking that much on the wing either.
I think he should pivot his own line.
Maybe they should spread the wealth:
Marchy-Bergy-Czarnik
Vatrano-Krejci-Heinen
Spooner-Backes-Pasta
Blidh-Moore-Nash/Acciari/Schaller/Nash