BRUINS GDT GAME 9 10/30 7:08 PM - THE BEAR seeks revenge against the Sunrise Kittens - NESN, NESN 4K, ESPN+, 98.5 WBZ-FM
- Thread starter Fenway
- Start date
- Status
We have been lucky with coaches, net minders (thanks goalie coach Bob) and players who bought into the plan. Chemistry has been good for a number of years.
Of course, having the duo of Bergy/ Brad didn't hurt.
I don't know what to expect this season but I am having fun ...so far.
ON3M4N
Ignores/60 = Elite
Ya I'm past last season. So many players from that series aren't even on their respective teams anymore. This is just another game of the 82 game season for me
Gonzothe7thDman
Registered User
I can't think of any runs on poitras over the last couple games. Admittedly I haven't watched every minute of every game but I would assume I would have seen it online somewhere.
All I can recall is Gudas laying a good hit on Poitras but nothing out of the ordinary. Not like he was specifically targeted for that one.
hes been hit from behind a few times. Its around here somewhere.
Ducks:
Less than a minute in, Jackson LaCombe cross-checked Matt Poitras from behind, the rookie’s face smashing into the glass. The Bruins did not take kindly to the assault on their 19-year-old center, and they first went after LaCombe and then they went after the net.
“I think ever since I’ve been here with the Bruins we stick together like a pack of wolves,” said Montgomery. “So, you come after one of us, you’re going to have to deal with all of us, and I love the way we responded that way and I love the energy we had, and even after we went ahead, 3-1, we had numerous opportunities to extend the lead.”
Red Wings:
The Bruins struck first on the power play after Michael Rasmussen drilled Matt Poitras into the boards. Rasmussen’s nose was still a bit out of joint after he was thumped by Kevin Shattenkirk.
Last edited:
weaponomega
Registered User
Rasmussen ran him during the Red Wings game.
I thought he was teamed up on a couple of games ago, but he handles it well. He isn't shy about digging in the corners.
If the other team choses to go after him, I am quite sure the Bruins will answer. If not...I am bringing the bat.
Gonzothe7thDman
Registered User
I just saw that one on Twitter. Bad hit but not sure if that counts as someone targeting Poitras specifically.
Bruins just committed that same type of hit recently and I don't think it was specifically targeted.
There's a difference between just taking a couple hits and being specifically targeted. If Poitras starts taking abuse that only gets directed at him and no other Bruin I would start buying into the line of thinking that he's being singled out.
BruinsFanMike82
Registered User
While nothing official on Heinen, he did lead the stretch which may mean something is coming.
quietbruinfan
Salt and light
I don't like Montgomery because he still thinks they can out pace and outscore their problems, but, I have to admit, he is doing things that are very logical.
He can still play. Looch is in his mid thirties too.
Dennis Bonvie
Registered User
I know...Like "Welcome to the NHL kid" ..slam.
He seems to do OK with it and like I said if the other team gets too rough I expect the Bruins to put a stop to it.
Monty wanting to protect the young kid is the right thing. I agree none of those hits are targeting but the next one might
Apparently he is going to run Frederic on that line to help discourage that kind of thing. We'll see how that goes. Even more I hope those guys can find some offensive chemistry.
I actually love both Tkachuks and would love them on our team lol
I agree but when he plays against the Bs I want to slap him.
Absurdity
light switch connoisseur
- Jul 6, 2012
- 11,409
- 8,047
KnightofBoston
Registered User
the bruins fanbase had the game against vancouver "circled" after the 2011 cup win, that game was a shit show and the bruins lost.
La-de-dah, la-de-doo, all I care about is that we get TWO!
Sheppy
Registered User
Agreed 200% - They both play hard every single night.
Thomas 11
Registered User
- Status
