Major fanbase disappointment as players show they care about the coach
I know that, you're a good fan
Quiet PGT today
GDTs are quiet this year. I hope posters return.
Most who post here are good fans. I just don't see that the coach has lost the team and think he s a very good coach. I remember how bad it was before he came.
GDTs are quiet this year. I hope posters return.
Most who post here are good fans. I just don't see that the coach has lost the team and think he s a very good coach. I remember how bad it was before he came.
I know that, you're a good fan
Quiet PGT today
GDTs are quiet this year. I hope posters return.
Most who post here are good fans. I just don't see that the coach has lost the team and think he s a very good coach. I remember how bad it was before he came.
My building lost power before the game and just came back on now.
I didn't see a second of the game.
You weren't there ?
You missed a good one.
The Florida Panthers have to face two teams the league-maximum five times this season.
Just their luck, the Boston Bruins are one of them.
Boston continued its dominance over the Panthers on Saturday night as the Bruins snapped a two-game slide by getting healthy at Florida’s expense once more with a 4-0 win at BB&T Center.
The Bruins have won all four meetings against the Cats this season and all three games in Sunrise.
The final meeting between the two – assuming they don’t meet in the postseason – comes March 1 at Boston Garden.
Tuukka Rask is a big reason for Boston’s stranglehold on the Panthers as he has won 19 of 23 starts against Florida with five shutouts.
The Bruins have won 17 of their past 20 against the Panthers and 23 of the past 28.
Boston feels right at home in Sunrise, winning 13 of the past 16 in Sunrise including the past five.
The Panthers, on the others hand, haven’t looked too comfortable in their home environs lately, winning just two of its past eight (2-3-3) since kicking off a run of playing eight of nine at BB&T Center.
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The Boston Bruins have been the primary Panthers nemesis the past few years, winning eight of the previous 11 meetings.
"Everybody has one, I think, that have your number," Panthers coach Tom Rowe said prior to the game. "We've got to get this mental block out of our head and we've got to get over the hump."
Instead, they were unceremoniously dumped again, 4-0, led by familiar tormenters Brad Marchand and Tuukka Rask. The Bruins have now had Florida's number four times this season, including all three meetings at the BB&T Center, with one game remaining at Boston.
More notable numbers: Marchand scored twice, including a short-hander, and has 15 goals in 28 games against the Panthers. Rask, who turns the net into a fortress whenever he faces the Panthers, made 25 saves to improve to 19-3-1 with his fourth shutout against them.
"It was disappointing. They're the team we're chasing. They're a team we need to be good against and these four-point games are hard to lose," defenseman Aaron Ekblad said.
Despite Boston's dominance, the Panthers began the night only two points behind the Bruins, who were among three teams with 44 points in a virtual tie for second in the Atlantic Division.
But the Panthers were unable to build on a tight all-around effort in Friday's win over Nashville.