Interesting Article
Things that surprised me:
* The B's didn't unveil their new pink practice jerseys. Anyone who saw the team's poor reaction to the hit Adam Mair laid on rookie David Krejci Tuesday night in Buffalo knows what I'm talking about. Let's just say right now you wouldn't want to be in a foxhole with anyone on the Bruins.
* Brad Stuart was still a Bruin. There's no way that can last beyond next week.
*Jeremy Reich wasn't on the ice. The Providence Bruins tough guy would certainly be a cure for what ails Boston right now. But the club seems reluctant to make any moves that would bolster its physical presence. If losing back-to-back games by a score of 13-2 doesn't prompt a call-up for someone willing to hit, I don't know what will.
Things that didn't surprise me today:
*Glen Murray was the first one off the ice. This is a daily ritual. Draw your own conclusions.
*Brad Boyes was the last one off the ice -- 30 minutes after the rest of the team. No one works harder, and one has to hope it leads to him breaking out of his month-long funk.
*Jason York is ready to go. He's been out three weeks; the doctors said he'd be out 4 to 6. This guy is definitely a quick healer. But the question is, do the B's really want him back in the lineup?
Matt Kalman 1/31/07, hockeybuzz.com
* The B's didn't unveil their new pink practice jerseys. Anyone who saw the team's poor reaction to the hit Adam Mair laid on rookie David Krejci Tuesday night in Buffalo knows what I'm talking about. Let's just say right now you wouldn't want to be in a foxhole with anyone on the Bruins.
* Brad Stuart was still a Bruin. There's no way that can last beyond next week.
*Jeremy Reich wasn't on the ice. The Providence Bruins tough guy would certainly be a cure for what ails Boston right now. But the club seems reluctant to make any moves that would bolster its physical presence. If losing back-to-back games by a score of 13-2 doesn't prompt a call-up for someone willing to hit, I don't know what will.
Things that didn't surprise me today:
*Glen Murray was the first one off the ice. This is a daily ritual. Draw your own conclusions.
*Brad Boyes was the last one off the ice -- 30 minutes after the rest of the team. No one works harder, and one has to hope it leads to him breaking out of his month-long funk.
*Jason York is ready to go. He's been out three weeks; the doctors said he'd be out 4 to 6. This guy is definitely a quick healer. But the question is, do the B's really want him back in the lineup?
Matt Kalman 1/31/07, hockeybuzz.com
posted by Pekese at 2:23 AM
2 Comments:
I'm a Murray fan, but did not know he was a slacker. He's probably sick and tired of this awful team. Good to see Boyes trying his ass off, in an attempt to get out of his funk.
There's a difference betweem what you can get and what you want to get. Murray is a tough sell and a one dimension player. At 4 per, you might trade him but didn't get much in return.
Brad Stuart is the " chip " of choice, here , but you have to be patient a bit more to get the maximum value. He's a UFA so there no certainty about the potential return. PC said that he had offer for Primeau and Sturm... Dump them. It's not PC's fault if MOC trade JT for those two guys.
Do i have to say that this team should waived unproductive veterans???
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