On the NHL.com website right now, Bergy is #1 star of the night - maybe this was an older version?View attachment 91643 And PB doesn’t even figure in the nhl.com’s 3 stars on their website. Anti-B bias at work?
On the NHL.com website right now, Bergy is #1 star of the night - maybe this was an older version?View attachment 91643 And PB doesn’t even figure in the nhl.com’s 3 stars on their website. Anti-B bias at work?
But how will they learn to play from behind?
Yes really.Really? We need more vets ? so Chara,Bergy,Backes, Marchand,Krecji, Rask, Nash, Shaller Miller and McQuaid isn't enough? If anything we have to many. The game has changed, it's a young man's game now.
Vets for what? The speed of the game doesn't slow down. There is plenty of vets on this team. They aren't getting a first or second liner. They have plenty of bottom six players.Yes really.
1. injuries
2. If one of the young guys under preform in the playoffs (not uncommon), having a back up is great.
So if this team is rolling come deadline day, you would be against getting a couple of vets at the deadline for the playoffs?
Vets for what?
for the playoffs?They have plenty of bottom six players.injuries
I'll be the first to admit that 2 months ago I thought the Bruins season was in tatters and I didn't think it was all injury related.
I WAS WRONG
The turning point for this team happened on a bus between Anaheim and Los Angeles on November 15th. I've heard it was a very heated hour long trip and then Cassidy told the players to sleep in and cancelled the morning skate at Staples Center. The Bear came out of hibernation in LA and has been roaring since.
As we hit the midway point - for the first time in 4 years we are not worried about the B's making the playoffs.
We are living in a world where at the halfway point the 2 teams playing the best in the entire league are our Bruins and the Vegas Golden Knights.
I didn't mind watching when they were losing. At least they were trying and they were playing an entertaining system. Glad it's bringing the wins too.I'll be honest, watching this Bruins team right now is a heck of a lot of fun. And I know that this is an ever changing game. But at this point I would not touch a thing on this team.
We have a really good mix of everything and everyone has come together really well.
If anybody is complaining about anything right now you need to give your head a shake.
Let's keep it rolling boys!
Let's Go Bruuuuuuuins!
9 20 goals scorers would be some kind of a record, maybe?
Yes really.
1. injuries
2. If one of the young guys under preform in the playoffs (not uncommon), having a back up is great.
So if this team is rolling come deadline day, you would be against getting a couple of vets at the deadline for the playoffs?
As for the bus trip turnaround going to LA, Anton Khudobin stealing wins in the next 3 games may also be significant as a turning point.
If your a long time B's fan you know the answer to this question .
The 1977-78 Bruins set an NHL record by having 11 different skaters score 20 goals or more in a season.
I think Bobby Miller scored an empty netter, maybe the last game of the season to make 20. (If my memory is correct, which it probably isn't).
If your a long time B's fan you know the answer to this question .
The 1977-78 Bruins set an NHL record by having 11 different skaters score 20 goals or more in a season.
I think Bobby Miller scored an empty netter, maybe the last game of the season to make 20. (If my memory is correct, which it probably isn't).
Three observations:
1. Is his left wrist taped?
2. He must have the skinniest legs in the NHL.
3. Nice hat. (Bergy, not Cooks)
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I'll be the first to admit that 2 months ago I thought the Bruins season was in tatters and I didn't think it was all injury related.
I WAS WRONG
The turning point for this team happened on a bus between Anaheim and Los Angeles on November 15th. I've heard it was a very heated hour long trip and then Cassidy told the players to sleep in and cancelled the morning skate at Staples Center. The Bear came out of hibernation in LA and has been roaring since.
As we hit the midway point - for the first time in 4 years we are not worried about the B's making the playoffs.
We are living in a world where at the halfway point the 2 teams playing the best in the entire league are our Bruins and the Vegas Golden Knights.
I'm sure we'll have some bumps in the road the rest of the season, but this team seems to handle adversity better than the Bruins of recent years. I think they'll be ok.I wish they'd look this good in April and May instead of December/
Nice Catch. Bergy did head back to the bench at one point after taking a slash to the hands.Three observations:
1. Is his left wrist taped?
2. He must have the skinniest legs in the NHL.
3. Nice hat. (Bergy, not Cooks)
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Not to be a debbie downer, but is anyone worried about peaking too soon?
In 2012 we were blowing people out left and right and won 14 out of 15 at one point, then went and lost in the eastern conference quarters. The 2014 President's Trophy team won 12 in a row in March, were accused of peaking too soon, and crashed out in the second row.
On the other hand, in 2010 we lost 9 in a row in that January, yet upset Buffalo and were a Krejci injury away from the ECF and likely a finals appearance.
I guess there's a spotty-at-best correlation between in-season win streaks and ultimate playoff success, but I wish they'd look this good in April and May instead of December/January