AJ never gave less than 110% when he was here and bled black and gold. I hope it works out in Calgary.
Brown clears.
Brown clears.
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I liked Greer. He worked hard and was proud to be a Bruin. I don't see it as a favor as he would be good depth if there were injuries but it is a loss that the Bruins can probably afford. Glad he didn't go to the Habs.
Greer was a nice guy, he played hard, but really was a guy who is a 14-17th best forward on a team. I wish him well in his next stop but don't think I will ever miss having him on the ice
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He'll be in the top 6 real soon.
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Wish we could give Greer’s effort to some of the players, his skill just didn’t match his heart. He does obviously have some value as he didn’t get through waivers like the rest
Brown no surprise got through.
Brown no surprise got through.
Water under the bridge (of his nose)
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NHL Source: Sweeney ‘Working The Phones’ To Fit Lohrei In
According to an NHL executive source, Boston Bruins general manager Don Sweeney was scrambling to make a trade Monday afternoon so that he could fit 22-year-old rookie defenseman Mason Lohrei into the Bruins’ opening night roster. The Boston Bruins and all NHL teams have until 5 p.m. ET to...
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Don’t want to start a huge debate on the issue and I truly don’t care about differing opinions on the subject, but I’ll say this…
I am far more comfortable with Poitras making it with Lucic here, than I would be if he wasn’t.
I am far more comfortable with Poitras making it with Lucic here, than I would be if he wasn’t.
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I hope Greer does well.
Brown is insurance if Beecher falters.
Brown is insurance if Beecher falters.
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Honestly it might not make them better this year but I am all in for watching these young guys play even through the struggles.FWIWNHL Source: Sweeney ‘Working The Phones’ To Fit Lohrei In
According to an NHL executive source, Boston Bruins general manager Don Sweeney was scrambling to make a trade Monday afternoon so that he could fit 22-year-old rookie defenseman Mason Lohrei into the Bruins’ opening night roster. The Boston Bruins and all NHL teams have until 5 p.m. ET to...
No more trading away first, second or third round picks!Hmmm, maybe Trader Donny can attach the '25 first round pick to Forbort to make a move. Forbort and a first for another teams 6th round pick. Ya, that'll do the trick!
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NHL Source: Sweeney ‘Working The Phones’ To Fit Lohrei In
According to an NHL executive source, Boston Bruins general manager Don Sweeney was scrambling to make a trade Monday afternoon so that he could fit 22-year-old rookie defenseman Mason Lohrei into the Bruins’ opening night roster. The Boston Bruins and all NHL teams have until 5 p.m. ET to...
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I'm very pleasantly surprised, too. There might even be room for Mason.
The thing for me is that, at best, this is a transitional season, so why not take a calculated risk with these three and see what you have? Boring and safe isn't going to get them very far regardless. Which is why, although he's a serviceable extra forward, many of us don't want Heinen as a regular positional player.
I'm excited to see the development of Boston's young players, and their development begins now.
It will be the most intriguing, and hopefully entertaining, aspect of the coming season.
Yes there will be growing pains, but the future is suddenly a bit brighter,
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Blow it up
If Poitras can prove to be a top 6 C , this is gonna be one hell of team with all the cap space they have next season.
Cant take this guy seriously in believing he's any type of leader other than a goal scoring one
You can't ask Lucic to be your sole policeman. He will be an excellent example to all per looking out for his teammates, young and old. He can lead in that department, and help others realize that team toughness is not about one guy. It's "All for one, one for all," and it's there on a nightly basis, not once in a while.
I don't see teams taking liberties with our rookies this season.
I have every expectation the Bruins will be "hard to play against," tenacious, and more physical than they've been in years. It will take time to build team wide physicality, but I hope that's the direction the Bruins will go in as they transition from one era to another.
Physical intimidation, size and a "heavy game" are not everything, but these qualities matter and the playoffs consistently demonstrate this. Rather than get pushed around, I hope the Bruins will do the pushing going forward.
Great attitude! Love this kid. He WANTS it. I love the drive.
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Since 5pm has come and gone, what does that mean for Lorhei and the roster?NHL Source: Sweeney ‘Working The Phones’ To Fit Lohrei In
According to an NHL executive source, Boston Bruins general manager Don Sweeney was scrambling to make a trade Monday afternoon so that he could fit 22-year-old rookie defenseman Mason Lohrei into the Bruins’ opening night roster. The Boston Bruins and all NHL teams have until 5 p.m. ET to...
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