Heartache Bruin

Is it just me, or have the Boston Bruins been only about 80% there in the last three games?

Over that span, the Philadelphia Flyers have outplayed the Bruins in every aspect of the game – you know the litany: taking the body, strong on the puck and et cetera – but especially in intensity and focus.

(Philadelphia Inquirer Game 6 victory lap here.)

Yes, Tuukka Rask stopped a penalty shot around the 14:00 mark. And yes, the Bruins – finally! – scored around the 19:00 mark.

But tell us, hockeyheads: Should Tim Thomas start Friday’s game?

Regardless, Campaign Outsider Official Prediction™: The B’s lose Game 7.

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5 Responses to Heartache Bruin

  1. CAvard's avatar CAvard says:

    Reminds me of the days when the Bruins benched Rejean Lemelin for Andy Moog in the 1988 Stanley Cup finals. Seems like history is repeating itself all over again.

    • Campaign Outsider's avatar Campaign Outsider says:

      Yeah, got a bad feeling about Friday Night Lights-Out.

      • CAvard's avatar CAvard says:

        * Who woulda thought this game would end up like the one in 1979 vs. the Canadiens- too many men on the ice.

        * Ironically (or is it “ionically”) this is the same day the Bruins were eliminated by the Carolina Hurricanes last year.

        * My flags went up when Bruins players said in the press this morning that “they weren’t panicking.”

        * I still blame Jeremy Jacobs as the sole reason why the Bruins can’t win a Stanley Cup. 86 him and the Bruins will start winning. I still believe that to this day.

      • Campaign Outsider's avatar Campaign Outsider says:

        I agree on all counts, CAvard.

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