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I can’t process someone who views the 2011 team like that. No offense.Some of both.
Endurance and luck more than hockey skills.
I can’t process someone who views the 2011 team like that. No offense.Some of both.
Endurance and luck more than hockey skills.
Timmy Thomas the end.Concidently, 2011 wouldn't have happened if the best team in the East played the best in the West. (they were top of their division but 4th in Eastern conference standings)
Playoffs are fine.
Good teams win enough to get to the playoffs. Great teams figure out how to win in the playoffs.
Was the 2011 team a great or lucky team?
Here's a hypothetical - would you trade Charlie McAvoy for Elias Pettersson in a straight hockey trade, presuming Pettersson would be eager to sign long term?
The Bruins defense loses big time while the 1C position is set for a decade. Pettersson has been quoted as not being keen on staying with Vancouver if they aren't winning, which hasn't been their thing for a while now. They could really use a top RD like Charlie, and it's his final season without trade protection.
What say you, HFBruins?
Probably exceeds 1986 WS & 2007 SB In disappointing sports moments because I was there and with daughterThat 2019 loss game 7 at home against blues was the dagger and here we are today. It is what it is keep cheering.
I was at that 19-0 Super Bowl. Felt way worse than the Bruins last year. Especially riding the shuttle bus with all Giants fans.Probably exceeds 1986 WS & 2007 SB In disappointing sports moments because I was there and with daughter
If I wasn’t - give me the SB 19-0 season
As a season ticket holder there are only 2 games I would have used a valuable Bruins 1 of 3 wishes
2011 game 7 in Vancouver
2019 game 7 here vs Blues
Only 2 times you win you are champs and no other game I’ve seen carried that much weight
I’m 1 and 1
I here you - my Bruins wish list was to see Cup live with daughterI was at that 19-0 Super Bowl. Felt way worse than the Bruins last year. Especially riding the shuttle bus with all Giants fans.
I hope the Bruins never win another Presidents trophy.Ask Phil Esposito or anyone else on those 68-73 teams how they feel. Great regular seasons, yipeeee. Leaving at Least 1 Cup on the table, probably two and if you stretch it out to 74 the Flyers Cup was also very winnable.
I take Cups, not President Trophies, President Trophies are the NHL equivalent of a participation award.
Not sure how anyone could look at this and not be disappointed,it’s like dating 13 really hot girls and only getting past first base with one of them,and getting to the finals and not winning is like ,well I will leave that to the imagination,sorry ladies I know pretty sexist analogy.LolLast 13 seasons
Most points
Most wins 635
Highest win %
Most Prez trophies
Second most Finals
Second most playoff series wins 15
But only one Cup they suck and are losers - yawn
Give me LA
2 Cups (snicker)
I hope the Bruins never win another Presidents trophy.
You’d be lucky to get a 3rd. I’d say after being scratched in the playoffs and owing him more than his cap hit is worth I’d say a 4th round pick is the going value.I asked several times for all these posters that feel Gryz is a significant part of the Bruins always using advanced stats of some level to justify there argument . What is Gryz's trade value???. I personally would be very pleased if the Bruins could get a 2nd round pick as a return .I think he would have been moved by now if they could
Noting, “It’s the only team that I know and the team that I grew up with,” DeBrusk added, “Hopefully it goes in that direction, and we’ll see how it goes.” Not sure exactly what his future holds, especially in the midst of what looks to be big changes with the Bruins’ roster, DeBrusk explained, “That’s why I have an agent (Rick Valette), and I told him I wanted to stay out of this one and in time, it’ll be nice when it all gets done.”
I’d be inclined to take that deal.Here's a hypothetical - would you trade Charlie McAvoy for Elias Pettersson in a straight hockey trade, presuming Pettersson would be eager to sign long term?
The Bruins defense loses big time while the 1C position is set for a decade. Pettersson has been quoted as not being keen on staying with Vancouver if they aren't winning, which hasn't been their thing for a while now. They could really use a top RD like Charlie, and it's his final season without trade protection.
What say you, HFBruins?
Some of the media was setting the recent Brandon Hagel 8 year 52 million dollar deal ($6.5 million against the salary cap annually ) as a comparable for the next Debrusk contract.He's setting the table. Would love to see him get wrapped up. I don't have an exact number but if it's 8 per or under, I probably won't be disappointed.
If the outcome was like last season yes it is a big drag ,kind of a big joke actually,literally a punchline in jokes probably forever, or atleast until another team beats their regular season record and goes out in the first round after blowing a 3-1 series lead,so yess probably forever. But enough wrong thread for this argument or difference of opinions. We’re going to get in trouble.LolReally, what a drag following a President's trophy winner all season long.
Although I agree with the bruins having some of the top players in the league, but saying the foundation is in place, I just can't agree with, when they don't have a number one or imo a true Number 2 center on the current roster.Bruins had 5 of top 40 players in my Hockey News Yearbook that showed up yesterday
Pastrnak
McAvoy 20
Ullmark 21
Marchand 33
Lindholm 40
Full disclosure Point was 47 lol
He’s top 15-20
Athletic non Fluto writer said Bruins are one of most fascinating teams going forward with their foundation in place, a lot of money, great management and an organization/city players want to come to
Barry Pederson for Petterson and a first.So, let’s assume Petterson would cost something comparable to what LA gave up for Dubois.
What is the Boston equivalent of that package…
Iafallo
Vilardi
Kupari
2nd
They have 3 of the 4 foundational piecesAlthough I agree in the bruins have some of the top players in the league but saying the foundation is in place, I just can't agree with when they don't have a number one or imo a true Number 2 center on the current roster.
Can they make moves and bring in such players? Yes without question but until they’re here the foundation is there but it needs to start from the middle down and the Bruins right now aren't there. Great players but missing a key piece or two that solidifies your foundation.
3 of the 4 easily just missing that top tier Center. Hopefully Im wrong on Zacha. I like him as a player but I think he's more suited as a 2nd line wing, 3rd line CenterThey have 3 of the 4 foundational pieces
Defense - McAvoy
Goalie - Ullmark
Wing - Pastrnak
Zacha is a number 2 easy
I see him in a Fred Stanfield/David Krejci category
He plays 200 feet and has blossoming skills
Big Zacha fan here