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Flames Vs Bruins
Posted: Fri Mar 26, 2010 10:03 am
by Gremz
Flames(37-28-9, 83pts) Vs Bruins (33-28-12, 78pts)1:00 PM ET, March 27, 2010 @ TD Garden, Boston, Massachusetts
Starting LineupLW:17 Milan Lucic
C: 46 David Krejci
RW: 28 Mark Recchi
D: 44 Dennis Seidenberg
D: 33 Zdeno Chara
GT: 40 Tuukka Rask
Second UnitLW: 16 Marco Sturm
C: 37 Patrice Bergeron
RW: 26 Blake Wheeler
D: 45 Mark Stuart
D: 6 Dennis Wideman
GT: 30 Tim Thomas
Third UnitLW: 20 Daniel Paille
C: 91 Marc Savard
RW: 73 Michael Ryder
D: 55 Johnny Boychuk
D: 48 Matt Hunwick
Starting LineupLW: 23 Eric Nystrom
C: 18 Matt Stajan
RW: 12 Jarome Iginla
D: 28 Robyn Regehr
D: 4 Jay Bouwmeester
GT: 34 Miikka Kiprusoff
Second UnitLW: 20 Curtis Glencross
C: 22 Daymond Langkow
RW: 17 Rene Bourque
D: 27 Steve Staios
D: 3 Ian White
GT: 35 Vesa Toskala
Third UnitLW: 11 Niklas Hagman
C: 24 Craig Conroy
RW: 26 Ales Kotalik
D: 6 Cory Sarich
D: 5 Mark Giordano
Injury ReportsFlamesD. Langkow (Neck, day-to-day)
C. Glencross (Knee, day-to-day)
C. Higgins (Foot, day-to-day)
J. Armstrong (Undisclosed injury, IR)
Bruins-V. Sobotka (Head, day-to-day)
-M. Savard (Concussion, day-to-day)
PreviewTo followInspired ImagesLet's Go Bruins!!!!!
Re: Flames Vs Bruins
Posted: Fri Mar 26, 2010 10:13 am
by WarFan
It's almost like you're a real fan.
Re: Flames Vs Bruins
Posted: Fri Mar 26, 2010 12:54 pm
by Gremz
Stopping Iginla will be a very tough task. I think getting physical early could be a real key to this one.
Re: Flames Vs Bruins
Posted: Fri Mar 26, 2010 4:52 pm
by Celtics_Champs
wow. lol.
Re: Flames Vs Bruins
Posted: Fri Mar 26, 2010 9:48 pm
by ARB729
so cc i can pretty much do whatever i want on this board huh? i mean you wouldn't dare lock one of my threads
Re: Flames Vs Bruins
Posted: Sat Mar 27, 2010 6:28 am
by Gremz
ARB729 wrote:so cc i can pretty much do whatever i want on this board huh? i mean you wouldn't dare lock one of my threads
Please, let's not get distracted from the gamethread.
Re: Flames Vs Bruins
Posted: Sat Mar 27, 2010 6:29 am
by Gremz
Preview via espn.com
The Boston Bruins' grip on the Eastern Conference's final playoff spot is hardly secure, but they still control their own destiny with nine games remaining.
That's certainly more than the Calgary Flames can claim.
The fading Flames can ill afford another loss as they continue a three-game road trip Saturday afternoon in Boston, where the Bruins continue to have major problems in 2010.
After back-to-back wins over the New York Rangers and Atlanta to solidify their hold on eighth place, the Bruins (33-28-12) allowed both teams to sneak closer in the standings as they lost 5-3 to Tampa Bay at home Thursday night.
The Thrashers pulled within two points after an overtime loss to Toronto and the Rangers trail by three after beating New Jersey, although Boston still has a game in hand over both clubs.
"Your number one concern is your team," coach Claude Julien said. "It doesn't mean that you don't look at the scoreboard after it's all said and done, but right now our concern is we need to bounce back and we need to win the next hockey game. That next hockey game happens to be in your home building, where we've got to get better as well."
Boston is 2-9-3 at home since a New Year's Day victory over Philadelphia at Fenway Park.
The Bruins put a season-high 50 shots on net Thursday, managing more than two goals in a home game for the first time since Dec. 30, but Tuukka Rask allowed five goals on 18 shots.
"We did have 50 shots, there's a positive in here, but they capitalized on opportunities," defenseman Johnny Boychuk said. "We've got to put this past us and come back next game and get two points."
Winning has proven more difficult without Marc Savard, who has not played since sustaining a concussion at Pittsburgh on March 7. Savard also missed time earlier in the season with foot and knee problems, and the Bruins are 12-14-6 in his absence.
Boston's power play has been ineffective lately without Savard, who has 17 of his 33 points with the man advantage. Since his injury, the Bruins are 1 for 24 (4.2 percent), and they were held without a power-play goal for an eighth straight game Thursday.
Calgary (37-28-9) could have also used some help from a power play that went 0 for 5 in a 3-2 road loss to the New York Islanders on Thursday, as the Flames failed to narrow their deficit behind eighth-place Detroit in the West.
They held a 2-1 lead entering the third period but allowed the equalizer in the first 30 seconds and the winner 11 minutes later, increasing the odds that they'll miss the playoffs for the first time since 2003.
"We didn't work hard enough and this time of year, that's unacceptable," forward Eric Nystrom said. "We have to win every game for the rest of the year or else we're in trouble."
That will be a difficult task considering the Flames' schedule. Seven of their final eight games are against opponents currently in playoff position, including a visit to NHL-leading Washington on Sunday and meetings with each of the top four teams in the West.
This will be Calgary's first visit to Boston since a 3-2 loss Oct. 19, 2006. That was Miikka Kiprusoff's only career defeat to the Bruins, against whom he is 3-1-0 with a 1.76 goals-against average.
Re: Flames Vs Bruins
Posted: Sat Mar 27, 2010 6:31 am
by Gremz
For gameday purposes, The Calgary Flames board:
viewforum.php?f=208Just remember guys, keep it civil.
Re: Flames Vs Bruins
Posted: Mon Mar 29, 2010 9:53 pm
by Dry_Fish
wow - nice game thread
Re: Flames Vs Bruins
Posted: Thu Apr 1, 2010 10:57 pm
by DelaneyRudd
So, who won?
Re: Flames Vs Bruins
Posted: Wed Sep 15, 2010 11:06 am
by Gremz
I was just reminiscing about what a great game this was.
Re: Flames Vs Bruins
Posted: Wed Sep 15, 2010 1:31 pm
by Celtics_Champs
Twas a good day.
Re: Flames Vs Bruins
Posted: Tue Oct 5, 2010 9:23 pm
by fudgie
Go Bruins!
Beat the Flames!
Re: Flames Vs Bruins
Posted: Thu Oct 14, 2010 3:39 am
by Rendezvous
I see flames. We need to put them out. Let's go Bruins!