Ausgerechnet DeBrusk sees the Siegreffer – Eishockey.net

Vancouver huge auswärtsstark:

For Vancouver (11-6-3) it is the turn of the eighth Auswärtssieg in the Series. Damit sind die Canucks op fremdem Eis (8-1-0) deutlich ergolgreicher als op furtive (3-5-3). In the Erfolg in Boston you will find accommodation at Torschüsse 15. In the first minute of the game, there is not a single Schuss on Tor.

“There is no war that plays a game, but it is a dream that the fuhrung verwalt and can help to pass the time. Manchmal is still not a beautiful thing, but it is still alive, it is the Siege,” said Es DeBrusk on the Punkt. “I have found that it has become a game. I’m glad, so I’m glad I didn’t know it, so it was fun to shoot all the way through. I took a defensive step.”

Vancouver started its adventure on a Sechs-Spiele-Roadtrip, which started its journey in Ottawa (4:3) and Boston (2:0) and now starts in Pittsburgh, Buffalo, Detroit and Minnesota.

Bruins bleiben “paint air”:

At den Bruins (10-10-3), the first two players under interim coach Joe Sacco are busy for a day.

“We will take advantage of our chances,” said Sacco. „We have a lot of fun with the Möglichkeit, in Spielen mitzuhalten. The Jungs represent gut, aber in the Offensive Müssen the Jungs besser ins Laufen kommen and ihren Torriecher wiederfinden.”

Boston was 0/3 in the Powerplay and could not pass signal 32 Torschüsse. Brad Marchand (sechs), David Pastrnak, Elias Lindholm and Andrew Peekie (je three) are going to the best Schüsse ab. Torwart Jeremy Swayman (13 Saves, 92.9 Prozent Fangquote) could no longer be won.

“We play great hockey. If you want to use an Abpraller in Powerplay, this is not the case. I also have a good feeling, was happy with the game. We would like to know that we will meet, then we will build our lives,” so Abwehrspieler Mason Lohrei.

“Der Fluch wird irgendwann brechen,” says Defender Charlie McAvoy. “If I’m being a little courteous, this is a bare passion. We would like to spend more time playing. When the offense is played, you can no longer rule the Pucks.”