Post-Game Talk: GAME 17 - THE BEAR WAKES UP!!!!! BRUINS 3 Blues 2
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Swayman never give up that 3rd goal.
Best I seen Lohrei ,Freddy Geekie this season.
Pastrnak was shooting pucks all game long and it paid off.
This was a big win for Boston heading to Dallas.
Best I seen Lohrei ,Freddy Geekie this season.
Pastrnak was shooting pucks all game long and it paid off.
This was a big win for Boston heading to Dallas.
Mr. Make-Believe
The happy genius of my household
Swayman came up big. Lost in this, he made a couple of big time key saves to keep the team in the mix.
Well Pasta being Pasta.
Pass to Geekie and score the winning.
Some saying to move 88 are simply.............temporal eminential passage.
A little anxiety control by screaming on HFB. Bruins offence will pass with Pasta.
Good win. 2 pts -: next
Pass to Geekie and score the winning.
Some saying to move 88 are simply.............temporal eminential passage.
A little anxiety control by screaming on HFB. Bruins offence will pass with Pasta.Good win. 2 pts -: next
McBrom7
FIRE IT UP!!
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Love Pasta acknowledging that he’s been passing up a lot of shots lately in his post game interview.
10 shots tonight. Game winner.
Not gonna lie, I almost checked out on this one. But they pulled it off. Let’s see what team shows up in Dallas.
10 shots tonight. Game winner.
Not gonna lie, I almost checked out on this one. But they pulled it off. Let’s see what team shows up in Dallas.
It wasn't a masterpiece, it wasn't pretty. it was a third period of stick-to-itiveness and two points of perseverance
Yep.
10 shots
2 pts
goal winning
+2
I don't know what to say.... but in a 3-2 win it really seem to me he very well contributed.
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The boys looked like dead men skating after the 2nd
but Pasta's energy and play-making got the team going ..and he finished off with the winning goal
His best game of the season
but Pasta's energy and play-making got the team going ..and he finished off with the winning goal
His best game of the season
and were very vocal here. Pasta mommy ! Great job and Pasta responded.
You and him are connected
good energy and vibe brings good energy and vibe. It is very contagious.
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Sway made a few million dollar saves.........literally
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Had a rough day followed by fighting to get the three year old down.
Ended up tuning in for the start of the third period fully expecting the trend to continue. Nope!
That made my night.
Go Bs.
Ended up tuning in for the start of the third period fully expecting the trend to continue. Nope!
That made my night.
Go Bs.
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I'm glad the Bruins won.
2 more points in a long season.
Better players stepping up.
Baby steps.
But I wasn't happy with their overall play.
The Blues simply sucked worse.
2 more points in a long season.
Better players stepping up.
Baby steps.
But I wasn't happy with their overall play.
The Blues simply sucked worse.
He knows I love him. I have since his first game here. So much positive energy.and were very vocal here. Pasta mommy ! Great job and Pasta responded.
You and him are connected
good energy and vibe brings good energy and vibe. It is very contagious.
You need to watch all games!
Didn't see that outcome heading into the 3rd.... Again, glad it was Pastrnak, Marchand, McAvoy etc. coming through in the end. Very fortunate. Maintaining that energy has been the hard part.
Randoms:
Woo, we get to be the comeback team for once! Much more fun.
First period, good legs but not much flow. Pretty blah. Second, poor discipline, hopeless special teams, dug themselves a hole again. Third, heart and determination, leaders in McAvoy, Marchand and especially Pasta stepping up. Finally some finish. Best half a game Pasta has played so far this season. Loved his passion and will to win here. We saw some of this roster’s biggest problems, but also just a glimpse of what they are capable of when they get going and find some life and confidence. Tougher work than it needed to be, but Boston put a bad team away, eventually.
Hope Hampus is ok and it’s just a nasty bruise. But I fear it could be worse. That was a nasty shot he took in a vulnerable spot. Bruins did well to tough this out a man down.
Top 2 lines did a good job. Neither Geekie nor Brazeau really belong there but they battled hard. Thought Geekie had his skating legs on here and deserved his goal. Zacha-Pasta and Marchand-Lindy seem the right pairs to me. Not elite on their own, in either case, but give them the right support and you might have something decent to work with.
I thought the D was solid 5v5. The Blues lack the pace to worry them and they held their line and shape pretty well. McAvoy stepped up after a couple of bad patches in the 2nd. I like Wotherspoon, he is sensible and reliable.
Goes without saying, but the special teams at both ends are killing us. Cannot be that bad in a penalty-friendly league. As @bobbyorr04 commented to me, sorting those out could make a world of difference. I don’t know what the coaches can do there that they haven’t tried already, but the PK at least has no excuse to be this bad. All experienced guys on those units, just have to be better.
9 points out of 12 in the last 6, as I said in the GDT. Nothing wrong with that in itself. Had a favorable run with the schedule, but at least they’re banking points, despite their struggles. Stars next though. Timely chance to see if they are actually building something here, or if it’s just a chimera.
I have no idea where this is all going, and whether it may ultimately prove that wins like this are just delaying the inevitable need for significant change. But a comeback win is always enjoyable, especially against the Blues. So I’ll take it for what it is, and see what happens next.
Woo, we get to be the comeback team for once! Much more fun.
First period, good legs but not much flow. Pretty blah. Second, poor discipline, hopeless special teams, dug themselves a hole again. Third, heart and determination, leaders in McAvoy, Marchand and especially Pasta stepping up. Finally some finish. Best half a game Pasta has played so far this season. Loved his passion and will to win here. We saw some of this roster’s biggest problems, but also just a glimpse of what they are capable of when they get going and find some life and confidence. Tougher work than it needed to be, but Boston put a bad team away, eventually.
Hope Hampus is ok and it’s just a nasty bruise. But I fear it could be worse. That was a nasty shot he took in a vulnerable spot. Bruins did well to tough this out a man down.
Top 2 lines did a good job. Neither Geekie nor Brazeau really belong there but they battled hard. Thought Geekie had his skating legs on here and deserved his goal. Zacha-Pasta and Marchand-Lindy seem the right pairs to me. Not elite on their own, in either case, but give them the right support and you might have something decent to work with.
I thought the D was solid 5v5. The Blues lack the pace to worry them and they held their line and shape pretty well. McAvoy stepped up after a couple of bad patches in the 2nd. I like Wotherspoon, he is sensible and reliable.
Goes without saying, but the special teams at both ends are killing us. Cannot be that bad in a penalty-friendly league. As @bobbyorr04 commented to me, sorting those out could make a world of difference. I don’t know what the coaches can do there that they haven’t tried already, but the PK at least has no excuse to be this bad. All experienced guys on those units, just have to be better.
9 points out of 12 in the last 6, as I said in the GDT. Nothing wrong with that in itself. Had a favorable run with the schedule, but at least they’re banking points, despite their struggles. Stars next though. Timely chance to see if they are actually building something here, or if it’s just a chimera.
I have no idea where this is all going, and whether it may ultimately prove that wins like this are just delaying the inevitable need for significant change. But a comeback win is always enjoyable, especially against the Blues. So I’ll take it for what it is, and see what happens next.
Terrier
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Wow, that was the proverbial rabbit out of the hat, but we'll take it. And they managed to come back despite Hampus' exit. Like I said pregame, we're not dead yet.
McGarnagle
Yes.
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