He's a self made superstar. If he were in LA or NY or God Forbid Toronto they'd declare a holiday for him (okay a bit over the top) but they would celebrate him.
Post-Game Talk: GAME 24 - RAT TRICK!!!!! - MARCHAND 3 Columbus 1 F
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Well they were down one when I left to play hockey, so I guess I was holding them back...
Nice to see them bounce back from that mini slump
Nice to see them bounce back from that mini slump
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..only Marchand's number will be hung in a new section called the Ratfers
Just in....What an excellent captain we have.
Everyone was happy for Brad
Loved the third period
Everyone was happy for Brad
Loved the third period
I hope they get one day off.Great win... Enjoy the time off boys!
Hopefully they practice
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Read up on Wayne Cashman, he didn't fight a lot but Cashman is one of the purely meanest Bruins ever with guys like Eddie Shore
My condolences to Brad and his family. I am so glad they have this time off so he can be with his loved ones.
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Read up on Wayne Cashman, he didn't fight a lot but Cashman is one of the purely meanest Bruins ever with guys like Eddie Shore
Jonathan was just super tough and a great fighter.
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IMO Stan Jonathan was pound for pound the toughest Bruin in Boston Bruins history
After he annihilated "Big Bouchard" it only confirmed my statement
Monday, December 4 (Boston, MA)
- No scheduled practice or media availability
Tuesday, December 5 (Warrior Ice Arena, Brighton, MA)
- Practice, 11 a.m.
- Head Coach Jim Montgomery and select players available to media following practice
Wednesday, December 6 (Warrior Ice Arena, Brighton, MA)
- Practice, 11 a.m.
- Head Coach Jim Montgomery and select players available to media following practice
- No scheduled practice or media availability
Tuesday, December 5 (Warrior Ice Arena, Brighton, MA)
- Practice, 11 a.m.
- Head Coach Jim Montgomery and select players available to media following practice
Wednesday, December 6 (Warrior Ice Arena, Brighton, MA)
- Practice, 11 a.m.
- Head Coach Jim Montgomery and select players available to media following practice
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Cashman didn't fight a lot? It was a long time ago but not how I remember it. Remember this:
Impressive 3 games . 37 pts ln 24 games with rookies and some cheap contracts .
Heinen keeps impressing . Pasta and Brad keep getting better . And have to mention Poitras he is an amazingly gifted young man ,no telling what his ceiling might be . All the lines are starting to gel. Goalies and D doing their thing as usual. The future looks bright I gotta wear shades.
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Sometimes a little puck luck is all you need to get going. Marchand's first goal skewed off the edge of his stick and didn't quite go where he intended, but it actually wound up fooling Martin as a result and in it went. After that Brad was up and about and shooting rockets and his hat-trick was well deserved. Bit of the old fire came back, hopefully we see more of it.
Heinen looks for all the world like a guy who has realized that he nearly found his career on very rocky ground, and is now more committed than ever to making himself a quality, consistent, go-to player in this league. Whenever I saw him play for the Penguins I never thought he looked like he was coasting, but true-enough to the common perception of him, he didn't particularly stand out either. Don't know if he got complacent or was simply unlucky to fall by the wayside with Pittsburgh and any other suitors, but he's been mostly excellent for the Bs. The talent's always been there - his hot start as a rookie in Boston where he got 1st line time shouldn't be forgotten - but that bit of extra grit, intent and composure is very evident now and makes him a more impactful player over and above just a responsible one. Good on him. Fingers crossing he can keep it up.
It took another 2 periods, but finally the Bruins worked out that Columbus really aren't that good and put them to the sword in the 3rd. Was as impressive as good chunks of what went before was lackadaisical. Better late than never. Still need to work on starting on time though, and plenty else besides. They should be able to get some good practice in before the next game on Thursday.
Heinen looks for all the world like a guy who has realized that he nearly found his career on very rocky ground, and is now more committed than ever to making himself a quality, consistent, go-to player in this league. Whenever I saw him play for the Penguins I never thought he looked like he was coasting, but true-enough to the common perception of him, he didn't particularly stand out either. Don't know if he got complacent or was simply unlucky to fall by the wayside with Pittsburgh and any other suitors, but he's been mostly excellent for the Bs. The talent's always been there - his hot start as a rookie in Boston where he got 1st line time shouldn't be forgotten - but that bit of extra grit, intent and composure is very evident now and makes him a more impactful player over and above just a responsible one. Good on him. Fingers crossing he can keep it up.
It took another 2 periods, but finally the Bruins worked out that Columbus really aren't that good and put them to the sword in the 3rd. Was as impressive as good chunks of what went before was lackadaisical. Better late than never. Still need to work on starting on time though, and plenty else besides. They should be able to get some good practice in before the next game on Thursday.
