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Originally Posted by spinncognito
So just two more wins and we see a hockey championship. Hard to believe they are thisclose after all these years.
The big questions:
1. Can the Bruins continue the offensive assault, defensive dominance and physical play in Vancouver?
2. Will Vancover make a change in net or stick with Luongo?
3. Is the loss of two key defenseman too much to overcome for Vancouver?
My thoughts-
1.- YES!- They can taste it now and will be drinking from th Cup when all is said and done.
2.- NO! Despite the impressive back-up goalie, they will go back to Luongo but with a short leash and a quick hook if he gives up an early one.
3.- YES! The Bruins took full advantage of the weakened defense and will likely continue to.
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1. Yes, if they come out ready. The bruins might not have that elite superstar but beyond the praise you get with a superstar what do you have when that player takes a back seat? A team that lacks offense. The bruins have the depth they need so when one line isn't clicking another line can step up.
2. AV will keep Luongo in net. They are thinking he turned things around in previous series after a couple of blow outs and they think he will do it again. That first goal is everything.
3. If the Bruins play with the same offensive pressure it doesn't matter who is playing D. When the forwards start pushing back the D and the Bruins D jumps up in the play it creates space regardless.
I still think its all about match ups. When you have a few elite players like Kesler/Sedins its easy to get a good match up by putting the Chara and Seidenberg pair out. When you have the depth of the Bruins its not so easy. Right down to fourth line is a line players that want to create plays.
I still don't like kaberle.
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