Are we rethinking the Bruins’ outlook for 2025? Boston.com’s Conor Ryan and New England Hockey Journal’s Evan Marinofsky discuss the team’s recent performance on the latest episode of Poke the Bear.
They analyze the Bruins’ scoring struggles in their loss to the Capitals and explore the adjustments needed to improve the power play. The discussion also includes when young players like Matt Poitras and Fabian Lysell might earn a call-up and whether their predictions for the Bruins in 2025 have changed.
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4 Comments
7:42 they've actually had a heritage classic in '19, '22, and '23. Your comment lends to the fact that they've lost their shine
I have an idea –have Carl fix the PP !
I predict unless they make a trade they will miss the playoffs.
Have they stopped listening to Sacco already? 2 goals in two games? They made the Rangers defense look like Stanley Cup contenders