BRUINS GDT GAME 47 3:14 PM - THE BEAR skates on the Rideau Canal - NESN, ESPN +, SN, 98.5 WBZ-FM

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Referees Francis Charron (6), Kendrick Nicholson (30)
Linespersons Justin Johnson (57), Jonathan Deschamps (80)

Ntl. Anthems Lyndon Slewidge




TODAY GAME- The Bruins travel to Ottawa today in the second of four games between these teams this season and the first of two Boston visits to Canadian Tire Centre this year ... The Bruins are 22-19-5 overall this season with a 9-12-2 record on the road.- The Bruins play today their ninth of 17 matinees this season (local time 4:00 pm or earlier) ... They have a 5-2-1 record in afternoon games so far.- The Bruins play at Ottawa today and then return home to host San Jose on Jan. 20 ... They will then play at New Jersey on Jan. 22 and vs. Ottawa on Jan. 23.

MILESTONES APPROACHING- Charlie McAvoy is one game short of his 500 NHL games.- Charlie McAvoy is three points short of his 300th NHL point.- Pavel Zacha is two assists shy of his 200th NHL assist.- Morgan Geekie is three games short of his 300th NHL game.- Johnny Beecher is four games short of his 100th NHL game.- Jeremy Swayman is six wins shy of his 100th NHL win.- Pavel Zacha is eight games short of his 600th NHL game.- Joonas Korpisalo is ten games shy of his 300th NHL game.

INJURIES- Hampus Lindholm: Lower body (LTIR)- Charlie McAvoy: (IR)- Cole Koepke: (IR)

BOSTON vs. OTTAWA, LIFETIME SERIES- The Bruins and Senators are meeting for the 158th time in their histories with Boston holding a 91-45-8-13 record and a 496-389 scoring advantage in those games.- The Bruins are 42-23-3-8 vs. the Senators with a 223-186 scoring edge in those 76 home games.
 
I hope the long break gave them a chance to rest up and help any injuries. Definitely a "must win" because as others have already said, those games in hand that other teams have are going to makes things really ugly very fast if the opponents take points (which they will).

Hopefully the confidence that they gained by beating both Florida and Tampa will help them, they can beat Ottawa. Buckle up!
 
Lots of flawed teams in that logjam 7-13.

Teams will go on runs and win a few in a row. Others will hit a cold streak and backslide.

There certainly are. Maybe one or two teams really will get a major run going, build some distance to the rest and that will be that, but I think it's much more likely that the wildcards will be a back and forth battle right through 'til April. Which does make the 4-point games like this one particularly important.

Both teams are in middling form, both have different strengths and weaknesses. Sway has been heating up but perhaps this is Korpi's turn (feels due, but do they save him for the Sharks game?), the Sens don't have Ullmark back just yet but they have a kid in Merilainen who's come in and done an excellent job, or we could see the so-so Forsberg. So the advantage in net is not clear. Basically it's anybody's guess how this pans out.
 
Has been a very longtime that I would consider going against the Bruins, but today might be the day, and it hurts to say that, but reality is setting in.
No #73\#27 means you have your #7\#8 D-Men getting 14-15 minutes of ice time.
Lohrei becomes the #1PMD getting big time top 4 minutes instead of sheltered
top 6 minutes.

Definitely can e a game spent significantly under pressure in own end.
 
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