Pre-Game Talk: Habs vs Boston
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red devil
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The Bruins are the lowest scoring team in the league averaging only 2.32 goals per game
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OldCraig71
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If Dach plays this team's management has 0 spine. At least Andy and AX gave a fu** today and played nasty.
OneSharpMarble
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Dach wasn't nasty enough? You want him to take even more penalties?
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Anderson is still pretty much useless. He contributes nothing to the offense,.
Habby4Life
First pick overall goes to the Montreal Canadiens
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Habby4Life
First pick overall goes to the Montreal Canadiens
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Probably have a better plus minus to boot.I bet we could stick skates on an Electrolux, push it on the ice and it would suck less than Dach.
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Yeah, but they're getting Primeau. Guaranteed 3 goals.
OneSharpMarble
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Blow out his knee and then we will see. Lets get this science experiment going.
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Yeah! just like the other goalie. same comparison mostly.
RealityBytes
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... and get blind sided by Brad Marchand, Then he'll be lost forever. I think they should ease him in.
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RealityBytes
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At least we soon won't have to listen to the announcer calling him "Kirby Duck". Drives me nuts when I hear it. Quack.I bet we could stick skates on an Electrolux, push it on the ice and it would suck less than Dach.
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First pick overall goes to the Montreal Canadiens
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Cause a knee injury stops one from giving a little effort when on the ice.
Lol, it will be game 72 and Dach fanboys will still be using the knee as an excuse for his poor effort.
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Another game involving prolonged pre-game ceremonies. Plan accordingly.Saturday, November 30 (Warrior Ice Arena, Brighton, MA)
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Puck drop could be as late as 4:15 PM
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- Practice, 11 a.m. (Warrior Ice Arena)
- Interim Head Coach Joe Sacco and select players available to media following practice
- Centennial Monument Unveiling, 3:30 p.m. (Portal Park | 85 Causeway St, Boston, MA)
- Media and cameras interested in covering must RSVP to Hannah Wolfe ([email protected])
- Boston Bruins CEO and Alternate Governor Charlie Jacobs and Bruins Alum Johnny Bucyk available to media following the ceremony
BOSTON – The Boston Bruins today announced special initiatives and programming to culminate the club’s Centennial celebration, which will be officially marked by the Boston Bruins Centennial Game on Dec. 1, 2024, the 100th anniversary of the Bruins’ first game against the Montreal Maroons in 1924.
The weekend-long festivities beginning on Saturday, Nov. 30, will feature alumni appearances, youth programming and more, all designed to unite fans of all ages through a shared passion for Bruins hockey and to celebrate the theme of passing the torch to the next generation.
To honor the Bruins reaching this historic milestone, signage and special nods to the Black & Gold will be displayed throughout the city, including banners and decorations lining The Hub on Causeway.
PASS THE TORCH SHOWCASE
In collaboration with Massachusetts Hockey, SCORE Boston and Hockey East, the Bruins will host the Pass the Torch Showcase on Saturday, Nov. 30. This unique youth hockey event will feature Bruins alum Willie O’Ree and marks the end of the 100 Days of Hockey initiative, presented by Wegmans. The showcase will take place at Matthews Arena, the location of the Bruins’ first-ever game in 1924, from 12-4 p.m.
The showcase, which is intended to inspire the next generation of hockey players and encourage inclusivity in the sport, will feature teams from NHL-affiliated Hockey is for Everyone programs and USA Hockey’s special hockey disciplines.
CENTENNIAL MONUMENT UNVEILING
On Saturday, Nov. 30, the organization will unveil a commemorative statue to honor its alumni and celebrate a century of Bruins hockey. The statue, which is in the shape of a Bruins bear, was sculpted by Harry Weber, the same artist who previously sculpted and created the famous Bobby Orr statue that sits in front of TD Garden.
FAN FEST
Ahead of Sunday's game from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., a Fan Fest will be held on Canal Street, located between Causeway Street and Valenti Way. Fans will have the chance to participate in interactive hockey activities and games, explore Hockey Hall of Fame displays, participate in photo stations and enjoy music and entertainment.
BOSTON BRUINS CENTENNIAL GAME
The Boston Bruins Centennial celebration will officially culminate with the Boston Bruins Centennial Game, presented by Dunkin’, on Sunday, Dec. 1 at 3 p.m. at TD Garden against the Montreal Canadiens. To purchase tickets for this special game, fans can visit here.
Inside the arena, all ticketed fans will receive individually numbered commemorative tickets to celebrate this historic milestone, on behalf of Dunkin’. Prior to the game, the Bruins will host a special pregame ceremony marked with appearances from several of the team's legendary alumni. The ceremony will look back on the club’s 100-year history, immortalizing legendary moments in a time capsule at center ice, and capture the theme of passing the puck to the next generation.
Fans in attendance are encouraged to be in their seats by 2:45 p.m. for the pregame ceremony.
Sunday afternoon’s game will be broadcast live on NESN, including full coverage of the ceremony, and can be heard on 102.5 FM. As part of the celebration, unique content, in-arena contests and entertainment will carry a celebratory theme throughout the night.
For more information, fans can visit BostonBruins.com/CentennialGame.
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