Post-Game Talk: GAME 28 - The B's entered the Winner's Circle at Belmont Park - BRUINS 5 Fishsticks 4 F/SO
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Alright I'm in . I'm a huge stevan seagal fan but I'm sure JCVD will give him a run for his money.
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I rewatched it at least 10 times. Maybe the most confident goal I’ve seen in my life.
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That and Owen Nolan pointing to and then hitting his spot in an ASG in the 90’s.
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It all lined up for a game vs Rangers on a Saturday, 1 pt apart for Conference lead and both teams on back to back
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Wow, this sure went off topic. I almost prefer it when they lose. 
We've seen the B's snatch defeat from the jaws of victory recently; this felt the opposite, which was nice for a change.
The PK misses Forbort, but when your goalie is your best penalty killer, you can withstand.
The depth players make mistakes, and aren't winning games right now; but they aren't costing games, either. So eat minutes, give others a rest, and hopefully at some point they contribute some offense.
Mike Reilly has seemingly found a home with the Islanders. He's playing important minutes and likely stays in the lineup when the Isles' top two D return.
We've seen the B's snatch defeat from the jaws of victory recently; this felt the opposite, which was nice for a change.
The PK misses Forbort, but when your goalie is your best penalty killer, you can withstand.
The depth players make mistakes, and aren't winning games right now; but they aren't costing games, either. So eat minutes, give others a rest, and hopefully at some point they contribute some offense.
Mike Reilly has seemingly found a home with the Islanders. He's playing important minutes and likely stays in the lineup when the Isles' top two D return.
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How the hell is Linus not the #1 star!?!
Don go watch Bloodsport. Sing us the kumite song once you’re done.
Don go watch Bloodsport. Sing us the kumite song once you’re done.
Thanks Fenway those OT goals are what I was hoping to see. That shot from behind net of Pasta's goal is perfect.
Quick, (maybe dumb) question: Did Matt Poitras even play tonight? If so, how many minutes? I was busy doing things and had the game on as I was working so I didn't focus for too long until the end and I don't think that I heard his name called.
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at one point in the 3rd jack said “debrusk wins the race but loses the puck” pretty much sums up his season.
I will say this, and leave the scene.Wow, this sure went off topic. I almost prefer it when they lose.
We've seen the B's snatch defeat from the jaws of victory recently; this felt the opposite, which was nice for a change.
The PK misses Forbort, but when your goalie is your best penalty killer, you can withstand.
The depth players make mistakes, and aren't winning games right now; but they aren't costing games, either. So eat minutes, give others a rest, and hopefully at some point they contribute some offense.
Mike Reilly has seemingly found a home with the Islanders. He's playing important minutes and likely stays in the lineup when the Isles' top two D return.
Whenever such changes are made, the Bruins need serious size and physicality on d, as well as up front.
They might be able to acquire Lindholm.
Yes, it's a transitional year, and we should all be grateful that they're not in the basement. Those who are old enough will remember the Basement Bruins of the early to mid 1960s. So, we don't want that, do we?
For a management team that dare not whisper rebuild because the old man wants his concessions and tickets, etc., the Bruins are going to have to execute some very basic, fundamental acquisitions. D & C.
Otherwise, one and done.
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It’s fun winning a game you held a lead for a grand total of 0 seconds in
I honestly don't know because I was doing things myself!
I realize I am ignorant, but if Montgomery scratched Matt for any other reason than rest, I don't like it.
I wanted to give Montgomery a chance at the beginning, because he deserved one.
But after the playoffs last season and some of what I've seen this year, I'm not a fan. Not fair but that's how I feel.
We'll see.
Aeroforce
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It was purportedly a scheduled day off, and Boqvist was inserted at forward. I imagine Poitras is in tomorrow.
I failed to mention, and properly credit, the resilience the Bruins displayed tonight.
Good work. Hard fought and team building, one hopes.
Good work. Hard fought and team building, one hopes.
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Safe to say we don't even come close in that game without Ullmark.
Geekie has really seized the moment but otherwise not overly impressed with the team as a whole.
Heinen is more valuable to this team right now than DeBrusk. Imagine how you'd have been laughed at if you predicted that in the off season.
Going to have to be MUCH better to beat the Rangers.
Geekie has really seized the moment but otherwise not overly impressed with the team as a whole.
Heinen is more valuable to this team right now than DeBrusk. Imagine how you'd have been laughed at if you predicted that in the off season.
Going to have to be MUCH better to beat the Rangers.
