Post-Game Talk: ECSF GAME 3 - Sunrise 6 BRUINS 2 - Florida leads series 2-1
- Thread starter Fenway
- Start date
Saturday, May 11 (Warrior Ice Arena, Brighton, MA)
- Practice, 11:30 a.m.
- Head Coach Jim Montgomery and select players available to media following practice
- Practice, 11:30 a.m.
- Head Coach Jim Montgomery and select players available to media following practice
6 games in 11 days is part of the cause as well. Not excusing the effort by any means but something to add.
Lordstanley
MusicMan
Just in.
My daughter is flying overnight and arriving very early in Boston tomorrow morning. I have to try and sleep.
My daughter is flying overnight and arriving very early in Boston tomorrow morning. I have to try and sleep.
Coach Parker
Stanley Cup Champion
There is a pretty big gap between the top D and the McAvoy group. Just stay up and watch a single game with Makar or Hughes then it’s really clear. Even Josi is a full step above McAvoy.
Taking responsibility is meaningless if there are no consequences (witness Brendan Shanahan in TO). I take responsibility for the solar flares. If anybody’s electronic devices malfunction that’s on me. The buck stops with me. But unless I’m incarcerated for it or something it’s a meaningless statement (great, now I have to worry about a knock on the door in the middle of the night).
McGarnagle
Yes.
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These Bruins again can’t seem to handle the Florida heat - The Boston Globe
After being outplayed by the Panthers for most of Game 3 on Garden ice, the Bruins are really up against it now.
www.bostonglobe.com
Ignore the final score: The Bruins were worse than the simple math on the scoreboard might suggest in their 6-2 loss to the Panthers in Game 3 Friday night at TD Garden.
The Panthers, now with a 2-1 lead in the series, rolled up a 3-0 lead by the end of 40 minutes, and did it by thoroughly dominating the Bruins over the first two periods, limiting the Black and Gold to a mere 8 shots.
In the third, a Brandon Montour goal boosted the lead to 4-0 — giving the Panthers 10 consecutive goals, dating back to the second period in Game 2.
Never in their 100-year history had the Bruins ever yielded 10 consecutive goals in a single playoff season. They four times allowed nine straight goals, most recently in 1995 vs. New Jersey.
TheReal13Linseman
Now accepting BitCoin
Our talent doesn’t match Florida’s so our effort, tactics and intensity have to be better than theirs to have a chance in this series. Games 2 and 3 dismal failures in that regard. That’s on both Monty and the players. Too many ghosts out there.
northeastern
Registered User
Coach can only do so much, boys need to lead themselves in my opinion. Monty isn't without blame, but the boysb can't forget when the game starts.
Need better effort all around. Let's see how they respond.
That sequence that Marchand got injured on was dirty as f*** seeing a clearer clip of it.
Could you image the early 2010's teams if someone punched one of their teammates like that? Bennett's head would have been like a basketball bouncing on the ice. Meanwhile the captain of this team gets taken out like that and they just roll over.
Could you image the early 2010's teams if someone punched one of their teammates like that? Bennett's head would have been like a basketball bouncing on the ice. Meanwhile the captain of this team gets taken out like that and they just roll over.
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Not having a legit, PPG center who can win 58-62% of his draws is killing them.
RiverbottomChuck
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Bennett knew what Marchy was gonna try the whole time, it didn’t seem dirty just the stronger guy won.
bruinmann77
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JRull86
Registered User
Was just coming here to post this.
Was hard to see it live since it looked like a reverse hit that Marchand just unfortunately got injured on.
Slow it down, and watch Bennett's right hand. Absolute scum bag greasey punch to the face.
Florida didn’t limit Boston to a mere 8 shots, Boston did that all by themselves.These Bruins again can’t seem to handle the Florida heat - The Boston Globe
After being outplayed by the Panthers for most of Game 3 on Garden ice, the Bruins are really up against it now.
Ignore the final score: The Bruins were worse than the simple math on the scoreboard might suggest in their 6-2 loss to the Panthers in Game 3 Friday night at TD Garden.
The Panthers, now with a 2-1 lead in the series, rolled up a 3-0 lead by the end of 40 minutes, and did it by thoroughly dominating the Bruins over the first two periods, limiting the Black and Gold to a mere 8 shots.
In the third, a Brandon Montour goal boosted the lead to 4-0 — giving the Panthers 10 consecutive goals, dating back to the second period in Game 2.
Never in their 100-year history had the Bruins ever yielded 10 consecutive goals in a single playoff season. They four times allowed nine straight goals, most recently in 1995 vs. New Jersey.
bruinmann77
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I agree 73 is not a number one defenseman
RiverbottomChuck
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bruinmann77
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The inability to come out at home in a tied series is what bothers me. None of there so call stars are playing anywhere
