Brad Marchand netted a goal, but the Bruins also saw scoring from Charlie Coyle and Erik Haula - who registered his first of the series. The fourth line also ...
- Cassidy discussed postgame the importance of his team’s response after the Hurricanes’ made it a 2-1 game minutes into the third period. Swayman kept composure as the Hurricanes pressed on the PK and made timely saves. The Bruins responded at the right times tonight. - While the Bruins have the slight edge heading into Game 7, they haven’t been able to win a road game this series. - After Svechnikov netted Carolina’s first goal, the B’s top line dominated the offensive zone. After a turnover, he broke up a 2-on-1 with Sebastian Aho and Seth Jarvis. Moments later, McAvoy delivered a big hit on Aho after Lindholm’s initial reaction to the play. - The Bruins’ defense was actively engaged in that secondary scoring. The ‘Canes hit the crossbar twice during one advantage and were able to find shooting lanes easier on their early power plays. Brad Marchand netted a goal, but the Bruins also saw scoring from Charlie Coyle and Erik Haula - who registered his first of the series. Despite being shorthanded most of the period, the PK showed bursts of offense. - Special units continued to play an important role in the Bruins’ wins this series. That line kept pucks in deep and was able to sustain some valuable offensive-zone coverage.
Jeremy Swayman stopped 23 shots, and Brad Marchand had a goal and an assist for Boston in the sixth straight blowout for the home team. Charlie Coyle also had a ...
He won the Stanley Cup in 2011 and went to the Final two other times. Svechnikov made it a one-goal game early in the third before Haula and Forbort gave Boston back its cushion. “I can’t wait,” said Swayman, who took over as starter after Linus Ullmark lost the first two games in Carolina. “It’s Game 7. The Hurricanes will host Game 7 on Saturday in Raleigh, where they have gone 3-0 by a combined score of 15-4. Charlie Coyle also had a goal and an assist for Boston, and Erik Haula and Derek Forbort added third-period goals before Curtis Lazar backhanded the puck into the empty net with 4:17 to play to make it 5-1. “Everybody loves a Game 7,” Boston coach Bruce Cassidy said after the Bruins won 5-2 on Thursday night to even their first-round playoff series against Carolina at three games apiece.
Black & Gold won for the third time in series on home ice, takes down Hurricanes, 5-2.
We had some puck luck around the front of the net on the second goal and they had some up there at times. Super happy to be out there with the boys and a big win tonight." "I think in the second period, they had a couple of crossbars. So, a lot of talk, lot of support, close support, be in tight, everyone on the same page, and we were able to feed off each other that way." "Haula's goal, puck recovery, work to get a puck back, it gets moved around, low to high, presenting yourself in the slot," said Cassidy. "Haula had a good tip in the second period that we almost scored on. "They've each scored a goal in the last two games, which is a nice bonus. "He's really stepped up," said Cassidy. "It's been a series where we've been killing a lot of penalties…he's been excellent in shooting lanes. You've got to be able to do that, work to get a puck back, create a turnover on the forecheck, hang onto it, support each other. "I think a lot of the lines that were there tonight, we've played together a good chunk of this year," said Coyle, who was one of the B's five goal scorers. In eight games against Carolina this season (including the three regular-season matchups), Boston had failed to score the game's opening goal - a streak that was finally broken on Thursday night when Brad Marchand notched his fourth of the series with a beautiful near-side wrister over the glove of Antti Raanta just 46 seconds into the second. "I think having that lineup that we had, we're more familiar with one another, I think each line, and you can tell. "You change lines for a reason through the course of the playoffs.
The Boston Bruins forced a deciding Game 7 in their Eastern Conference series with a 5-2 win over the Carolina Hurricanes on Thursday.
Coyle netted the second Boston goal on a man-up opportunity, taking advantage of a fortuitous bounce following a deflected David Pastrnak one-timer. After Connor Clifton sprung a long pass through the neutral zone, Marchand snapped off a hard wrister from the right circle that beat Raanta upstairs to the short side. Haula netted the first of those tallies, redirecting in Charlie McAvoy’s pass from the slot after the defenceman retrieved a loose puck.
La série entre les Bruins de Boston et les Hurricanes de la Caroline a été poussée à la limite jeudi soir.
Curtis Lazar a ajouté la touche finale avec un peu plus de quatre minutes à faire au match. Pour les Bruins, le défenseur Hampus Lindholm effectuait un retour au jeu, lui qui s’était blessé au haut du corps sur un contact avec Svechnikov pendant le deuxième affrontement. Erik Haula a d’abord fait scintiller la lanterne en faisant dévier un lancer de Charlie McAvoy, puis le défenseur Derek Forbort a enfilé l’aiguille en profitant de la circulation dense devant Raanta.
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The PK hasn't been a strength for the Bruins during the games in Carolina this series. He made 23 saves on 25 shots (.920 save percentage) for his third win of the series. Boston's penalty kill did a great job blocking shots (four total while shorthanded), clogging passing lanes and winning puck battles along the boards. Marchand currently leads the playoffs in scoring with 11 points (four goals, seven assists). His offensive production is a huge reason why Boston forced a Game 7. The home team has won every matchup in this series. Each of these goals have been scored in Boston.
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"That's just going back to what we were successful for the second half of the year, how we started the series, essentially," Cassidy said. The Hurricanes are hoping to keep Game 6 to even strength as much as possible, given how they were able to control the Bruins at 5-on-5 in Games 1 and 2 at home. Carolina will dress the same lineup it used in Game 5. We're going to do that again." We need to win a home game. The Bruins got a major boost in Game 5 when defenseman Charlie McAvoy returned from COVID-19 protocol, even though it didn't result in a win. We're going to need to match the level of desperation." "'Grizz' is playing through a little bit of stuff," Cassidy said. … We need to win a home game. We're going to try to win tonight. "We're going to try to avoid that at all costs. The home team has won each game of the series.
La série entre les Bruins de Boston et les Hurricanes de la Caroline a été poussée à la limite jeudi soir, grâce à une victoire au sixième match de 5 à 2 ...
Pour les Bruins, le défenseur Hampus Lindholm effectuait un retour au jeu, lui qui s’était blessé au haut du corps sur un contact avec Svechnikov pendant le deuxième affrontement. Curtis Lazar a ajouté la touche finale avec un peu plus de quatre minutes à faire au match. Erik Haula a d’abord fait scintiller la lanterne en faisant dévier un lancer de Charlie McAvoy, puis le défenseur Derek Forbort a enfilé l’aiguille en profitant de la circulation dense devant Raanta.
Brad Marchand s'est une fois de plus levé dans les moments cruciaux et les Bruins de Boston sont restés en vie, jeudi soir.
Nous devons maintenant gagner un match et il est à l'étranger. Nous savions que nous devrions en gagner un là-bas pour passer au tour suivant. Antti Raanta a cédé quatre fois en 33 lancers. Forbort, de la pointe, et Lazar, dans un filet désert, ont ensuite mis le match hors de portée en faveur des Bruins. Nous aimerions mieux être à domicile, je ne veux pas vous mentir, a insisté l'entraîneur-chef des Bruins, Bruce Cassidy. Nous les jouerons sur la planète mars s'il le faut. Marchand a récolté un but et une mention d'assistance et les Bruins ont forcé la tenue d'un match ultime en battant les Hurricanes de la Caroline 5-2. Les Bruins ont créé l'égalité 3-3 dans la série et ils ont maintenant la lourde tâche d'aller gagner un match en Caroline du Nord. Ils ont perdu leurs trois visites au domicile des Hurricanes dans cette série. Le septième et dernier affrontement aura lieu samedi.
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You’re going to get different bounces and you’re going to get different scenarios. They’ll have to somehow get the Bergeron line going against Carolina’s potent third trio of Staal, Jesper Fast, and Nino Niederreiter. For the first half of Game 6, the Bruins embarked on a brigade to the penalty box, beginning after Marchand’s tally. In an unusual development, the home team won each of their first six games. The Hurricanes haven’t displayed the same confidence when they find themselves trailing at any point of their three losses. “If you have a good player [to defend] and you’re not moving, they’re going to find spots around you,” Lindholm said of his 2-on-1 approach. So they have that natural read off each other to get out of their end and get through the neutral zone.” We got to stay out of the box. “I think that they’re both good players,” Cassidy said of Lindholm and McAvoy. “They both have an offensive mindset as well, so I think they read off each other well. The trips continued with Charlie McAvoy receiving a head-scratching hooking minor and Haula earning a high-sticking infraction. But the Bruins responded quickly with Haula tipping a Charlie McAvoy feed a little over three minutes later. The Bruins didn’t make things easy on themselves, however, after committing a quartet of penalties following Marchand’s tally.