Tells me they weighted board work 3x anything else. He was really good there.
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Easier from up here
Have agreed for a long time and hope the league does something offseason at their meeting.
This time, Bruins able to handle Panthers’ forecheck, sending series back to Boston - The Boston Globe
The Bruins have a chance to square it on home ice and return here for decisive Game 7 on Sunday.www.bostonglobe.com
▪ It was a tense 2-3 minutes on the Bruins’ bench when Charlie McAvoy’s goal, the eventual game-winner, went to review for goalie interference.
“My thoughts were, make sure you send the right message to the bench no matter what happens,” said Montgomery, asked what he was thinking during the review. “It’s, ‘Hey, we’ve got to get one on the power play, let’s just keep playing next play, next shift.’ It hasn’t been going our way. It was nice that one did.”
“Not good things,” said Coyle, asked what was running through his mind during the review. “You never know what’s going to happen and you just try to, on the bench, say that whatever happens here, we’re scoring again. And doing it the right way. You can’t dwell on anything. You just have to have the right mind-set if it goes our way, great, and if not, we’re still coming. We had to have that mind-set to overcome anything, be relentless, and no one’s going to stop.”
▪ The Panthers were caught for diving (technically, it is embellishing) when Morgan Geekie put a light cross-check on Anton Lundell late in the first period. Lundell went down like Sonny Liston. Geekie was whistled off for a cross-check, initially looking like the Bruins would have to kill a penalty, but the ref took oof Lundell for the fake job.
An animated Montgomery could be seen behind the bench later making an exaggerated diving motion when the Panthers were not whistled for another embellishment at 12:24 of the second. Bruins defenseman Mason Lohrei instead was sent to the box for hooking Eetu Luostarinen, who took a pratfall when tapped with Lohrei’s stick.
“I just think in the league, in general, embellishment is going up,” said Montgomery. “Players are getting better and better at grabbing their heads, snapping their heads back, getting hooked and going with the hook and jumping back. When I was growing up, [Philadelphia’s] Billy Barber was known the best for it and drew a lot of penalties because of it. It makes it hard on the refs because you don’t know if a guy was really high-sticked or was just trying to get a call.”
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Billy Barber. What a great player and Robin to Bobby Clarke’s Batman but yup he was notorious flopperThis time, Bruins able to handle Panthers’ forecheck, sending series back to Boston - The Boston Globe
The Bruins have a chance to square it on home ice and return here for decisive Game 7 on Sunday.
▪ It was a tense 2-3 minutes on the Bruins’ bench when Charlie McAvoy’s goal, the eventual game-winner, went to review for goalie interference.
“My thoughts were, make sure you send the right message to the bench no matter what happens,” said Montgomery, asked what he was thinking during the review. “It’s, ‘Hey, we’ve got to get one on the power play, let’s just keep playing next play, next shift.’ It hasn’t been going our way. It was nice that one did.”
“Not good things,” said Coyle, asked what was running through his mind during the review. “You never know what’s going to happen and you just try to, on the bench, say that whatever happens here, we’re scoring again. And doing it the right way. You can’t dwell on anything. You just have to have the right mind-set if it goes our way, great, and if not, we’re still coming. We had to have that mind-set to overcome anything, be relentless, and no one’s going to stop.”
▪ The Panthers were caught for diving (technically, it is embellishing) when Morgan Geekie put a light cross-check on Anton Lundell late in the first period. Lundell went down like Sonny Liston. Geekie was whistled off for a cross-check, initially looking like the Bruins would have to kill a penalty, but the ref took oof Lundell for the fake job.
An animated Montgomery could be seen behind the bench later making an exaggerated diving motion when the Panthers were not whistled for another embellishment at 12:24 of the second. Bruins defenseman Mason Lohrei instead was sent to the box for hooking Eetu Luostarinen, who took a pratfall when tapped with Lohrei’s stick.
“I just think in the league, in general, embellishment is going up,” said Montgomery. “Players are getting better and better at grabbing their heads, snapping their heads back, getting hooked and going with the hook and jumping back. When I was growing up, [Philadelphia’s] Billy Barber was known the best for it and drew a lot of penalties because of it. It makes it hard on the refs because you don’t know if a guy was really high-sticked or was just trying to get a call.”
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Good sign Florida diving so much - sign of being rattled
If it’s gets to 7 and a Bruins up in third you know this is when Tkachuk baited Lauko game 7 and dropped like shot - PP Florida and Reinhart scored
Tkachuk set up Lauko and it was a killer
If it’s gets to 7 and a Bruins up in third you know this is when Tkachuk baited Lauko game 7 and dropped like shot - PP Florida and Reinhart scored
Tkachuk set up Lauko and it was a killer
Swayman has given up just 1 goal both wins. They will need that next two games to win.
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Many moons ago when I was a kid we would see these ducks that dived under the water. We called them Hell Divers. The Panthers were sure as hell diving last night. The slightest gust of breeze blew them over. Anyway we actually have a series now.
Maroon is so slow. There were several times that he lost his man when the puck was going back the other way. He just can’t keep up
If the kid is that good why is any team that picks him trading him for anyone other than 73\88?
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Bah not as bad as I remember but still IMO a dive or a nothing play. I guess sobering up does that lol.
Same will probably needed in game 6 for Boston to win. We scored 2 goals at most each game excepted the first one.
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Florida players likely have pools - they got diving in their heads
Team might be worse then Habs 2010-2016 version
Surprised I thought they were tough
Maurice teams have been known for this going back to whalers
Team might be worse then Habs 2010-2016 version
Surprised I thought they were tough
Maurice teams have been known for this going back to whalers
Watched a documentary about him and he pointed out the hockey rink in his town...lol.
Happy for both... at the same time it do tel part of the story.
goflyakite
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Idk he was more interfered with by his own player hooking the stick out of his hands.
The first period showed absolutely no signs of make up calls for the Bruins after the circus of game 3 and 4.
Even with a dominant first period yesterday, the calls/missed calls still heavily favoured the Panthers, and in the end the penalties were still 2 to 1 just like the rest of the series.
LouJersey
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It was clearly goalie interference IMO.Blatant make up call and I'm good with that. We have seen those goals overturned continually. Called a goal on the ice which helped.
Happy for McAvoy, he really needed a good offensive output game. Hope he gets his confidence and swagger back
I disagree, Bob had time to reset and face the shot, and he dropped his stick to make it look like interference
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I think that Brazeau is a diamond in the rough.
He dropped the stick that his own player knocked out of his hands at that.
Imagine an NHL where the day before the game the refs working it say they will be looking at Latrine and Lundell for dives and McAvoy for stick work. Might totally end
the diving.
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Somebody quoted Joe Sacco as saying "we can't play scared." That's the entire answer to our problems in a nutshell. I don't know what it will take for this team to finish out the series playing three consecutive periods of confident, disciplined hockey, but if they can banish the anxiety once and for all and just play the game like we know they're capable of playing it, I think they can still win this series.
Last night they came out strong in the first period and unfortunately, I thought they reverted back into panic mode as the game wore on. Thankfully, and mostly due to Swayman being an absolute rock, they were able to hang on to the one goal lead and get the W.
Next game they absolutely MUST be firing on all cylinders and playing to win for sixty minutes. I really hope they do it.
Last night they came out strong in the first period and unfortunately, I thought they reverted back into panic mode as the game wore on. Thankfully, and mostly due to Swayman being an absolute rock, they were able to hang on to the one goal lead and get the W.
Next game they absolutely MUST be firing on all cylinders and playing to win for sixty minutes. I really hope they do it.
Gone from an AHL contract last year to being out at end of elimination game. Some crazy stuff.
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