Comments on: Can the Bruins lowly offense bring success in the playoffs?

By: Tom

Tom — Mon, 22 Mar 2010 15:54:34 +0000

Long time Bruins fan but I am not drinking the Kool aid on this one.You simply cannot go very far with the worst offense even if you are in the top 3 in terms of defense.
Winning a series is possible but highly unlikely. Believing anything more is delusional.
Time to reload for 2010/11.

By: Jack Coyote

Jack Coyote — Mon, 22 Mar 2010 09:27:45 +0000

Bruins disgraceful ownership measures success by how much money they make each year, not if or how far they go in playoffs. Been this way for a long time, trading away their best players when time for contract renewal. Only recently Thornton, Kessel but go back to 90′s, and earlier see how many ex-Bruins went on to contribute to other teams success. Hmm, maybe even goes back to when Cheevers and Sanderson left for the WHL?

By: G Man

G Man — Sun, 21 Mar 2010 17:49:39 +0000

The bruins will not win the stanley cup as long as Jeremy Jacobs owns the team. As a life long Bruins fan, Im still disgusted over the Thornton trade and Im tired of watching this year’s team struggle to score goals. I think Jacobs is more concerned with trimming payroll than he is with winning. Please sell the team to someone who does care about winning and the bruins tradition.

By: Chris Forte

Chris Forte — Sun, 21 Mar 2010 15:02:01 +0000

No, the Bruins will not survive. Long time Bruins fan but every year they lose in the playoffs. Unless they get some goal scorers or an offense like the Islanders or the Oilers of the early years, they won’t win. Stop playing like the Big Bad Bruins. Great skaters and puck handlers will win every time.

By: Darren Laronde

Darren Laronde — Sun, 21 Mar 2010 14:45:48 +0000

Lets just remember the curse of winning the presidents trophy, with My Bruins coming in 8th playing the Caps who might be tired winning the league (like that means anything) ask me, Im a Bruins fan.
I like the chances if slim of my Bruins playing spoiler.