Trap Jesus
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- Feb 13, 2012
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No surprise here. P-Bruins have been playing together for several months now. A bunch of the guys on the Bruins are just getting off their couches.
I have no issues with the Robbins/McQuaid fight. It's mutual and it happens in training camp on a regular basis, so I'm not sure why this is shocking to people to see them drop gloves in a scrimmage.
I don't think you can chalk it up like that. The worst Boston player is probably better than the best Providence player, and most of the Bruins have played this season. As for chemistry, sure it takes time to get some of it back, but all of these players are very familiar with each other and the lines were pretty much exactly the same as last year.
It's only one game, and a scrimmage at that, so it's not a big deal, but I do think the result was pretty shocking, especially when you consider that Boston had more players playing during the lockout than any other NHL team, and Providence is mediocre in the AHL.