bruins309
Krejci Fight Club
- Sep 17, 2007
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I don't ever want to hear about or see a story about the Bruins "culture" ever again, when that culture is basically just losing all your playoff home games and choking when it counts the most.
Excuse me ranting couple times bout Monty ,I had to ventJust in.
I've got nothing.
I will wait until morning to read through all of the stuff.
If the ice is that terrible, then they should have simplified their game. Pucks out, pucks deep, pucks to the net.Could The Bruins bad home record in the playoffs be related to bad ice, that Jacobs won't fixed. ???????????
Could The Bruins bad home record in the playoffs be related to bad ice, that Jacobs won't fixed. ???????????
I finally got the reaction I was looking for. Thank you.That you, Monty?
Definitely notDo you think Beecher should have been a scratch?
He helped with 1st goal with fat butt in the way.There may be a time for Maroon , this series is not it.
There may be a time for Maroon , this series is not it.
When you score 1 goal in a game, and lose 2-1, blaming a defenseman for a loss is idiotic.Just watched the GWG goal again. Yes Gryz gets outmuscled by Tavares too easily, but you also have McAvoy and Coyle both drifting in towards the net with their backs completely to the open ice, guarding nothing but space. Fair enough for one to be covering the low slot, but both is blown coverage and bad communication. And just before that you have a cross-ice pass from Coyle to Marchand that fails to connect under zero pressure, and the same two forwards both blew good chances to score earlier in the period.
Not trying to cover for Gryz - his substandard playoff record is well-established. More to make the point that there's plenty of blame to go around. Too many guys, from the top down, not thinking clearly and making avoidable mistakes. The mental issues are collective.
I think it is more complicated than just playing. Head games maybe.I can't figure it out. And I've seen it how many times now? Why are they so nervous? Just go out and f*****g play!
There isn't a single person on this planet who would not have put Bergy into the line-up at that time.Definitely not
You'd think that Monty learned his lesson from last year when he inserted (out of game shape) Bergy and Krejci into game 5 after the B's just won two straight games in Florida
..it's not a good idea to screw with what's working, so keep the same damn players in the lineup as long as they're winning
In other words..."if it ain't broke"......."don't fix it"
Honestly could you explain? What did you mean? Thanks in advanceMaybe not mess with things after winning 2 big games in Toronto .
I don't disagree I just asked a question after I knew the outcomeMonty is that you??
Nothing against Ullmark, but it might've been 5-1 instead of 1-1 going to OT
Swayman is the only goalie to play against the Leafs IMO
I mean, those are HOF/club legend types at least. Something tells me that the jersey numbers of the players added tonight will stay in circulation for many years to come.Definitely not
You'd think that Monty learned his lesson from last year when he inserted (out of game shape) Bergy and Krejci into game 5 after the B's just won two straight games in Florida
..it's not a good idea to screw with what's working, so keep the same damn players in the lineup as long as they're winning
In other words..."if it ain't broke"......."don't fix it"
Alarming and a cause for concern.
Please don't equate the 2. Its not even close. If Krejci and Bergeron are good to go, they play. Its that simple. That's like saying the Leafs should sit a healthy Matthews next game because they won Game 5 without him.Definitely not
You'd think that Monty learned his lesson from last year when he inserted (out of game shape) Bergy and Krejci into game 5 after the B's just won two straight games in Florida
..it's not a good idea to screw with what's working, so keep the same damn players in the lineup as long as they're winning
In other words..."if it ain't broke"......."don't fix it"