Actually yeah, I guess they can play over .572 and still, cough, not win, cough. Fine, 16 wins is all I ask!
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He is the son of the notorious Claude Lemieux, IIRC, so he's got that going for him. LOL
Count me among those who were ready to give up Freddy last season. He's really blossoming this season and it's great to see. I think he's also benefitting from Coyle playing really well and the rejuvenated Foligno.
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Can anyone help me develop a browser extension that will automatically delete and overwrite any comments I made under this account including the words "Frederic", "Debrusk", "Ullmark" or "Cassidy" from the months of April through July of 2022?
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Frederic credits this person for his career-best season with Bruins
What's behind Frederic playing at a much higher level? He was quick to credit one person in particular.
"I have to give a lot of credit to Monty," Frederic told NESN postgame. "He's done a great job letting me play free and just putting confidence in me. He's been awesome for me and everyone."
Frederic isn't just scoring goals for the Bruins, either. As a power forward, he's providing plenty of physicality and energy each game, and he's never afraid to drop the gloves and send a message. Frederic's fight with Kings forward Brandon Lemieux in the second period was one of the best of his career.
One of the question marks going into the 2022-23 season for the Bruins was scoring depth.
It was a major issue in the first-round playoff series versus the Carolina Hurricanes. They didn't add many players in free agency over the offseason, so it was up to Montgomery to get more offensive production out of what was already on the roster, most notably Jake DeBrusk, Nick Foligno, Taylor Hall, Craig Smith, Connor Clifton, Frederic, and others.
So far, Montgomery has done a tremendous job putting guys in the right positions to succeed and instilling lots of confidence in them. Young players such as Frederic don't have to worry about making a mistake and getting benched for 10-plus minutes as a result.
Montgomery has pushed the right buttons with pretty much every single player so far, and it's a factor that's been pivotal in Boston's historically good start to the season.
What's behind Frederic playing at a much higher level? He was quick to credit one person in particular.
"I have to give a lot of credit to Monty," Frederic told NESN postgame. "He's done a great job letting me play free and just putting confidence in me. He's been awesome for me and everyone."
Frederic isn't just scoring goals for the Bruins, either. As a power forward, he's providing plenty of physicality and energy each game, and he's never afraid to drop the gloves and send a message. Frederic's fight with Kings forward Brandon Lemieux in the second period was one of the best of his career.
One of the question marks going into the 2022-23 season for the Bruins was scoring depth.
It was a major issue in the first-round playoff series versus the Carolina Hurricanes. They didn't add many players in free agency over the offseason, so it was up to Montgomery to get more offensive production out of what was already on the roster, most notably Jake DeBrusk, Nick Foligno, Taylor Hall, Craig Smith, Connor Clifton, Frederic, and others.
So far, Montgomery has done a tremendous job putting guys in the right positions to succeed and instilling lots of confidence in them. Young players such as Frederic don't have to worry about making a mistake and getting benched for 10-plus minutes as a result.
Montgomery has pushed the right buttons with pretty much every single player so far, and it's a factor that's been pivotal in Boston's historically good start to the season.
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Pretty much everybody seems to hate Lemieux. He and his dad are turds.
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With more development to his game and to his pugilistic pugnacity, he can be a Secord-lite type of player.
Yeah I'd say these two don't like each other all that much. Good job #11
OMG I replied to a @Boston Bandit post!!!!
He's a puke like his old man but at least he'll answer the bell. Claude either hid behind the officials or turtled every time
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Ference is my binky
Used to live 15 minutes from Thousand Oaks. It can really come down in SoCal.
Kevin, I think you know all the best spots to eat in every NHL city on the continent.LA friend demanded I give the Kings 2 goals if we were to have a dinner bet.......
Travel gets a little nuts now as usually the Bruins would play next in Anaheim but instead go to San Jose and then back to SoCal
I used to hate LA but I have become fond of the city the past 10 years.
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We can add 'Kevin's Eating Guide To The NHL: from poutine to danger dogs' to the list of books that @Fenway needs to write someday!
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Our doctor told us mid december that our baby will be here very soon because the birth pangs were very strong already but yet we are here still waiting
But he still has time so its alright. His due date is the 16th of january
Wishing you guys all the best for the birth
Our doctor told us mid december that our baby will be here very soon because the birth pangs were very strong already but yet we are here still waiting
But he still has time so its alright. His due date is the 16th of january
Wishing you guys all the best for the birth
How exciting, two HFB Bruins babies to be born soon. I hope everything goes well for Mom and baby.
