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Bruins Daily: Perfect 10 For Bruins; Trade Deadline Leftovers

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The Boston Bruins keep on rolling and some NHL Trade Deadline leftovers for you in the latest Bruins Daily:

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In the famous words of legendary Boston rock band and noted Boston Bruins fans Aerosmith:

‘I said, train kept a-rolling all night longTrain kept a-rolling all night longTrain kept a-rolling all night longTrain kept a-rolling all night long’

Charlie Coyle and the Boston Bruins train keeps on rolling as they beat the New York Rangers 4-2 at TD Garden on Saturday afternoon.

Looking back to Friday and the NHL Trade Deadline, the Boston Bruins stood pat after another Tyler Bertuzzi trade on Thursday, but general manager Don Sweeney is very happy with his recent additions to the lineup.

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NYI: The New York Islanders did a solid job improving their forward group before Friday’s NHL trade deadline but failed to improve their blue line.

PIT: So how did the Pittsburgh Penguins do at the 2023 NHL Trade Deadline?

PHI: The Philadelphia Flyers wound up not dealing winger James van Riemsdyk before the NHL trade deadline.

WSH: The Washington Capitals surprisingly became sellers ahead of the 2023 NHL Trade Deadline and that bodes well for the immediate and distant future.

COL: How did the Colorado Avalanche do at the NHL Trade Deadline?

VGK: Newly acquired Vegas Golden Knights goalie Jonathan Quick will start against the Canadiens today.

LAK: Goalie Joonas Korpisalo got his first win for Quick’s former team the Los Angeles Kings on Saturday night.

SJS: San Jose Sharks head coach David Quinn lost his marbles on the referees on Saturday.

MTL: So how are the NHL Draft Lottery odds looking for the Montreal Canadiens?

CGY: Things just keep getting worse for the Calgary Flames.

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Kudos to hall of fame puck scribe Larry Brooks for calling out the NHL and NHLPA for being ‘co-conspirators’ in essentially condoning head shots despite the medical and scientific proof that they lead to long-term damage and death. Much like so many these days though, the league and the players seem to live in denial of science and facts.

Finally, on Friday I had this to say about the disrespect the NHL’s broadcasting partner, ESPN, shows to the NHL and the game of hockey:

In another reminder that the NHL made a mistake returning to ESPN and that the network could care less about their new/old client, the clowns on ‘The First Take’ said the NHL ‘doesn’t count’ and is ‘irrelevant’

 

Well, first of all, I’d like to apologize to the fine folks that are involved in the NHL broadcasts at ESPN. They work their tails off and do a great job of promoting the game and broadcasting. I was wrong to cast a wide net of criticism there and I sincerely apologize. That being said, the company as whole and the league need to get on the same page again and take advantage of the amazing TV they can provide and promote the game better. On that note please start by hiring this amazing woman, and finding more moments like this, when someone is introduced to and moved by the game of hockey!

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