It's definitely all preference and how much you're down. Down 2 or 3 I'm okay pulling the goalie 4 minutes left regardless of how putrid they have been 6 on 5. Down 1, then yeah I agree wait until the final minute or two
Boston Bruins 24-25 Roster/Cap thread VII
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My only concern about JA is that he is injury prone.
Always liked him as a player and he does not put up with any crap on the ice.
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I am all for a roster shake up trade.
Way too much complacency and inconsistency in this team right now.
Way too much complacency and inconsistency in this team right now.
Babajingo
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Would love to hear it from the professor but then again, I wouldn't want him around for the rebuild.
No fringers, need to trade a core player and breakup the Locker room comfort zone.
LouJersey
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Nobody wants his old trash though. I would love Evangelista here,
BamBamCam
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Geekie for Evangelista would be nice
Won't happen, but trading Marchand would be a shakeup move, but would need something good back.
I have always liked Anderson, but like you point out he is injury prone, but for the right deal, I would take a shot with him, but not at the cost of Coyle. Can everyone please stop with this Poitras 1st/ 2nd line crap, he is neither, to inconsistent at this point in his career.
wintersej
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If you have a complaint about Sweeney, I don’t think him not being willing to move on from guys is high on the list.
LouJersey
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the owner has already said a rebuild is not an option, They would rather be an almost team than a future champion it seems, and I would guarantee Sweeney would be more aggressive with dealing bigger names if 41 sellouts werent the business model of the Jacobs
wintersej
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What level of forward gets you thinking about including Lorhei? What about Poitras?
I keep thinking about how almost the whole team is in their late 20s and how waiting around for these guys to hit their stride very well may be too late…and it’s a hard sell to think those two guys could be core players on a contender.
I keep thinking about how almost the whole team is in their late 20s and how waiting around for these guys to hit their stride very well may be too late…and it’s a hard sell to think those two guys could be core players on a contender.
No. They were down 3 goals. Teams usually pull at 1.5-2 min when theyre only down 1. I get they suck with the extra attacker, but you should have a better chance of scoring with an extra player on the ice. If they score an empty netter, who cares. Youre already down 3
quietbruinfan
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Lohrei and Poitras are both on the table. One is a defensive zone nightmare who refuses to take hits, and the other has average speed, and consistently over-handles the puck. Poitras is in fact one of the most overrated prospects I have seen here. he is not Senyshyn, but I do not like him one bit.
Sheppy
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Dr Quincy
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It's what every team does now. Look at the games across the league. The analytics departments of all the teams say this is the way to do it.
quietbruinfan
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Spooner was faster but yeah the decision making is similar. By all accounts Poitras is a much harder worker.
