IT'S A HOCKEY NIGHT IN PITTSBURGH (Pens vs Blackhawks 10/10/23)

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Re: IT'S A HOCKEY NIGHT IN PITTSBURGH (Pens vs Blackhawks 10/10/23)

Post by Ice » Wed Oct 11, 2023 6:12 pm

As was previously mentioned, top line looks ready to go, and hopefully that can keep the ship afloat while the rest of the team figures it out. It's a long season, and would have been great to get a win to start things off (especially given the evening's VERY tiresome storyline), and there's 81 more games to get things right. Still think we've got the talent for at least a more serious playoff run than years past, until proven otherwise.


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Post by fractalsteel » Wed Oct 11, 2023 11:38 pm

Here I am watching Boston/Chicago.
Another look at Bedard but I'm more interested in seeing how the Bruins adjust to losing their top 2 Centers one of whom is a certain HOF er.
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Post by Pabst » Thu Oct 12, 2023 1:38 pm

fractalsteel wrote: ↑
Wed Oct 11, 2023 11:38 pm
 Here I am watching Boston/Chicago.
Another look at Bedard but I'm more interested in seeing how the Bruins adjust to losing their top 2 Centers one of whom is a certain HOF er.
Couldn't watch, but.....

Boston still has a very good defensive corps and goaltending.

Offensively? yeah, I have questions.
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