Bruin4
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Its to bad the three of them were never on the same team together.
Former Bruins Oskar Steen (4/10/22 re-signed 2 years, $800k/yr)
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22Brad Park
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only took Cassidy countless injuries and 100 starts from Khulman instead of steen to notice him.
Funny, but I don't seem to recall anyone else on this board clamoring for him to make this lineup prior to this season.....
I mean he was decent in Providence, but hardly a world beater. I think his development is right on schedule...
ODAAT
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he did, going to happen, at least that rough game doesn`t come from looking disinterested or playing without focus, simply didn`t match up well with the Caps last night
bruins4thecup65
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EinSteen has to bring it every game, every shift, not just once in a while..or I’d say he’ll be sent back down.
There is a lot of competition for his spot and a trade to bring in another forward is on the horizon.
Heads up mini 63
There is a lot of competition for his spot and a trade to bring in another forward is on the horizon.
Heads up mini 63
BruinsFanSince94
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Im not seeing the competition for his 3rd line spot. There’s also no trade on the horizon at this point.
Secord
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First time I saw that photo of him they showed I believe on the Canadian feed made me think of this:
The National
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HustleB
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Steen is my 3rd line RW moving forward this season until an injury occurs, however, I would not mind him sitting in the skybox for a night here or there to pick up pointers. I feel he’s tailed off just a bit but it’s costing him.
Love the kid but wondering if that would help.
Love the kid but wondering if that would help.
rocketdan9
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I think he did a fine job tonight
Debrusk and Steen had numerous chances. Just snake bitten a bit
The National
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Idk if he’s tailed off, he’s still playing hard, hard on puck, finding opportunities to score. He does the little things well enough to earn his spot while he finds his NHL scoring touch.
These chances will start going in soon when things don’t feel like they’re closing in on him so quickly.
HustleB
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I just felt like he had a Bergy-Marchand like presence disrupting plays on the walls and the past few games he seems to be in the right position to make the play just a bit less often. I do think this will be a strength of his an also I think in the games when he was able to make those plays, it impacted Coyle in a very positive way. The two of them really seemed to play that possession game. In addition I feel his breakouts have been a little weaker, at times seemingly skating away from the position I expected him in for the outlet pass.
It is definitely not the scoring I am concerned with, he has built some capital with me there already, however, I would be lying if I told you I didn't notice the PJ Axelson special at least once last night. Coming down the right wing, with plenty of room available he hit the goalie right in the chest. I had some great laughs in college watching the B's with my best friend, I loved PJ but he made me see he was never moving to the second line EVER. Now I would like to reiterate, Steen is not PJ and does have a top 6 future in my eyes. The PJ special was not a recurring theme, it just made me chuckle.
I can't think of a player off the top of my head that specifically has benefited from the odd day on the 9th floor, and I think they are more often D. It seems to me that it would be more beneficial to cerebral players, and that is what I consider Steen, smart, tenacious and hard to play against through solid positioning and lower body strength.
He hasn't tailed off. As you said he's playing hard, hard on the puck and creating opportunities.
Last night the Bruins took their foot off the gas and lived in the box so his numbers were down. As he gets more experience, he will be out there in pressure situations.
He's a regular IMO and Cassidy seems emphatic that Steen stays in the line up.
IMO, he needs to be here and continue to work with Kelly who can help him learn the PK as well as how to continue to build his complete game especially if his goal is top line.
Bumper
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The National
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Steen and the 3rd line need a big game tonight
they have been a little quiet recently
Steen has been excellent. He's creating more chances per minute than almost anyone in the lineup, while also hitting, grinding and playing well defensively. It's just that he plays 9-12 minutes so you can't expect him to score at PPG. I'd say he's been the most important bottom-6 player they have.
HustleB
Cautiously Optimistic
I feel like he has been playing well again since having a night off. I think a night off every once in a while might not be bad for a kid like him.
I think Bruce disagrees also- else he wouldn't have had him rolling out with the top line Friday night.
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