Evan Marinofsky of New England Hockey Journal and Patrick Donnelly of Boston Sports Journal discuss a myriad of hot topics surrounding the world of hockey. They delve into how the Bruins impeccably executed the Centennial ceremony and ponder whether Connor Bedard is indeed the rising star everyone believes him to be. The duo also highlights Matt Poitras’s undeniable talent and discusses the brewing question: Should the Bruins rethink their top six? The conversation wraps up with a look into the logical fit of Milan Lucic on the fourth line.
Topics:
Bruins nailed the Centennial ceremony
Is Connor Bedard the real deal?
Matt Poitras certainly seems to be
Should the Bruins shake up the top six?
Milan Lucic and the fourth line makes sense
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Bruins Beat w/ Evan Marinofsky Ep. 380
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6 Comments
Lest we forget, Chicago was on the back end of a back to back, tends to wear down the pins .
Bruins defense and goaltending is rock solid. They will be competitive this season and may even surprise those who expected them to fall of a cliff. Bruins still have a pretty good core in place.
well done gentlemen…btw…I'm so sick of #98….I am absolutely on with #63 here….get lost in the horrible Blackhawks team…also, practice your SO shot…no falling allowed…#51 will outshine you…..also I love #19…from my hometown of Elmira, NY
Poitras is our savior
The 4th line was probably the best part of the game for me, they look poised to be the best 4th line since the Merlot line. Poitras was great as well but I think he should have to earn that top six spot, and Coyle needs to loose it, before we move him up. I hope we don't make the same mistake we always seem to make and not allow guys time to form chemistry before breaking them up. There was a point in the game where the Coyle line started a cycle in the O zone, if we get that going with consistency, then that will be an insane line.
Are they gonna be using those jerseys every game??