BRUINS GDT GAME 14 7:08 PM - THE BEAR swims in Lake Ontario - NESN, ESPN+, TSN4, 98.5 WBZ-FM, CJCL-AM 590

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smithformeragent

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Just a friendly reminder. The next 48 hours will be historic one way or another for this election.
We must stay away from any specific comments or debates about it. Aside from let your voice be heard and exercise your right to vote we must leave it at that.
I thank you all in advance for exercising restraint and respecting the no politics rule you all agreed to abide by.

Thanks.
Bears repeating.

We’re going to have zero room for discretion surrounding this topic tonight.

Any comments political in nature will be deleted and you’ll be threadbanned from the GDT.
 

DaBroons

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The prep sucks, salty soapy floor cleaner looking stuff is wretched to get down. Best of luck
I don't know who uses that stuff anymore; current prep is done primarily with Mirilax, and one less day of special diet. They also have a much better anesthetic (propofol).
 

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Tuesday, November 5 (Scotiabank Arena, Toronto, ON)
  • Optional morning skate, 11:30 a.m.
  • Head Coach Jim Montgomery and select players available to media as early as 11:30 a.m.
  • Game vs. Toronto Maple Leafs, 7 p.m. (TV: NESN | Radio: 98.5)
  • Head Coach Jim Montgomery and select players available to media following the game
  • Travel to Boston
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TONIGHT’S GAME- The Bruins travel to the Maple Leafs tonight in the second of four games between these teams this season and the first of two Boston visits to Scotiabank Arena ... The Bruins are 6-6-1 overall this season with a 2-3-1 record on the road.- The Bruins are playing their second of ten sets of three-game-in-four-nights ... They are currently 1-1-0 in game ones, are 2-0-0 in game twos and are 1-0-0 in game threes.- The Bruins return home following their trip to Toronto to host Calgary on Nov. 7 and Ottawa on Nov. 9.

SHUTOUT FACTS- The Bruins have shut out their opponents in consecutive games with a 3-0 win in Philadelphia on Nov. 2 (Joonas Korpisalo 20 svs) and a 2-0 win vs. Seattle on Nov. 3 (Jeremy Swayman 23 svs) ... The Bruins enter tonight’s game with a shutoutstreak of 127:47 with their last goal allowed at 12:13 of the third period on Oct. 31 by Carolina.- The Bruins previously had consecutive shutouts on Nov. 19 (6-0 at NY Islanders) and Nov. 21 (1-0 at Montreal), 2011 both by Tim Thomas.- Their previous shutouts on consecutive days came on Oct. 27 (1-0/OT at Edmonton) and Oct. 28 (1-0 at Vancouver), 2008 both by Tim Thomas.- Their previous consecutive shutouts by different goaltenders came on Oct. 17 (2-0 at Vancouver) by Jim Carey and Oct. 18 (3-0 at Calgary) by Byron Dafoe, 1997.- The last Boston goaltenders with three straight shutouts came on Nov. 20 (1-0 vs. Chicago) by Gilles Gilbert, Nov. 23 (2-0at Buffalo) by Ron Graham, and Nov. 24 (6-0 vs. Washington) by Gilbert, 1977.

MILESTONES APPROACHING- Pavel Zacha is two points shy of his 300th NHL point.- Trent Frederic is three points short of his 100th NHL point.- Tyler Johnson is seven goals short of his 200th NHL goal.- Trent Frederic is seven games shy of his 300th NHL game.INJURIES- Alec Regula is an Injured Non-Roster designee.

BOSTON vs. TORONTO, LIFETIME SERIES- The Bruins and Maple Leafs are meeting for the 690th time in their histories with a 309-269-98-13 record and Toronto holding a 2,044-2,043 scoring edge in those games.- The Bruins are 117-169-51-8 in 345 games in Toronto with the Maple Leafs having a 1,128-905 scoring advantage in thosegames.- The Bruins won the first game of this season’s series with a 4-3 OT win in Boston on Oct. 26​
Did you have fun on the Gardiner today?
 

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Fug politics.

Spent my day yesterday throwing out barrel after barrel of leafs. Don't see why tonight has to be any different. 🍁🚫
I was in Mr & Mississauga (just outside of Toronto) today. Mississauga has trucks that vacuum up their leafs on the roadside......and mulches them immediately! I took it as a
sign of things to come tonight!

Maybe he is prepping for his first colonoscopy tomorrow morning like me!

Don’t worry folks I won’t miss a thing in this thread, I can read and post from anywhere these days, isn’t technology great?!
Yep, it all works out in the end.
 
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RI.B FAN

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And there have only been 60 presidential elections total. The frigging Leafs have gone without a Cup for one quarter of the time the US presidency has existed!
There are no color photos of a leaf championship :D

Maybe he is prepping for his first colonoscopy tomorrow morning like me!

Don’t worry folks I won’t miss a thing in this thread, I can read and post from anywhere these days, isn’t technology great?!
No play by play please
 

shelbysdad

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I just stood in line for 1 1/2 hours to vote. It was a nice day out.

Many years ago when my daughter was little I took her to the voting booth as she was interested in government and politics. She saw the write in line and I explained how you could put someone you wanted on the ballot. She wanted Tom Petty.
We voted early in person....no line.
It's kinda funny how they make a big deal about election day, but it's really the last day of what has been going on for weeks.
 
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