Tukkaa Rask should come out and say "The Canadiens Are My Daddy"
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CaptainBenn
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I thought he played very well tonight. Perhaps could have made the big save on Pacioretty, but otherwise very hard to beat.
Rask do have terrible stats against the Habs, but tonight? He couldn't have stopped the first goal, which was 100% defense fail. He could t have stopped the 3rd..
Worst was the 2nd, but you are talking about the widest breakaway in the history of the NHL. Half the Habs line would have reached Patch before the first B defenseman. And its not like we are talking about a no-shot 4th liner. This was freakkin' Pacioretty, one of the NHL's shooting elite.
Worst was the 2nd, but you are talking about the widest breakaway in the history of the NHL. Half the Habs line would have reached Patch before the first B defenseman. And its not like we are talking about a no-shot 4th liner. This was freakkin' Pacioretty, one of the NHL's shooting elite.
Or, they're just not the same team they were 2-3 years ago. #17 certainly isn't the same player he was. All I notice from him now is he takes a dumb penalty every game against the Habs.
Historically Rask has been horrible against the Habs, but he played well tonight. It's the REST of the Bruins who only showed up in the last five months minutes.
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Rask and Price had great games tonight...the Bruins defense and forwards were at fault tonight...out of position, lazy and undisciplined all night
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League caught on and made the Bruins tone down their relentless clutching and grabbing... therefore they're neutered. Try winning while playing with the rules the rest of the league abides
Yeah Rask was definitely the last player on the ice to get the blame for their loss tonight. He played pretty damn good.
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No, not really. Just saw his stats tonight during the game all-time against the Habs. Had absolutely nothing to do with his play in the game tonight. Heck, if the Bruins had any ounce of finishing, they would have won tonight, because Rask played great
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The Bruins should just forfeit all games against the Habs. Being a Bruins fan and knowing your team can't beat your biggest rival must suck.
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I haven't watched the Bruins outside of the habs...but I really hope these two teams meet in the playoffs. Those last 7 minutes were very intense and really game 7 playoff-esque
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League caught on and made the Bruins tone down their relentless clutching and grabbing... therefore they're neutered. Try winning while playing with the rules the rest of the league abides
Please....... If you think it was clutching and grabbing that was targeted you are very very wrong.
To play by the rules the rest of the League adheres to would require adopting the embellishment your boy PK favors...... and that would be distasteful.
Hockey is a team sport. You have to go through 5 skaters to get to the goalie. The skaters in front of him haven't exactly been helping him out.
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So the Bruins go 160 minutes without scoring on the Canadiens, yet Rask is the one who should come out and say "the Canadiens Are My Daddy".
Which of the goals was his fault, Dougie and Chara playing keystone cops and giving Pacioretty a breakaway, or Chara and Bergeron falling asleep and letting Weise set up camp in the crease?
The Canadiens just own the Bruins and Claude's system. Claude refuses to make adjustments, though I did appreciate promoting Daniel Paille who has 1 goal in 53 games to the 2nd line to try and shake things up.
Which of the goals was his fault, Dougie and Chara playing keystone cops and giving Pacioretty a breakaway, or Chara and Bergeron falling asleep and letting Weise set up camp in the crease?
The Canadiens just own the Bruins and Claude's system. Claude refuses to make adjustments, though I did appreciate promoting Daniel Paille who has 1 goal in 53 games to the 2nd line to try and shake things up.
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