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You’ve got to realize what was at stake and what slipped away, but frustration’s not going to get you going in the right direction. I think it’s more, I’d rather see determination vs frustration; determination of wanting to turn it around and that’s what we’re trying to do here.
Julien Becomes Second All-Time Winningest Coach in B's History
BOSTON, MA - Back on March 7, just two days after Bruins legend Milt Schmidt turned 95 years young, he was back in the confines of TD Garden, amidst the Black & Gold that will always serve as his home away from home.
As he recounted to me, in sharp detail, his decades around the spoked-B, the only man to serve as a player, captain, coach and general manager was enamored by how lucky he had been in his lifetime.
And when I asked about the current B’s roster, he was immediate with his response.
“Well, I think, first of all, Mr. Julien, the coach, is doing a fantastic job,” said Schmidt as he enunciated his words perfectly to make his point. “Because it’s a lot tougher now today than it was years ago.”
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It’s more about how are we going to bounce back from a real disappointing loss…We need to be able to bounce back with a strong outing, the 60-minute performance that we keep talking about. Hopefully, that will get us back on track.
I think we all realize now that we are always a better team when we live in the moment. The approach has always been, ‘Let’s go game by game here.’ I don’t even come up to the team and say, ‘Okay, by the way, this week we have this team and that team and that team.’ I just go game by game.
We’re a team, as I’ve said publicly, that we’re better when we live in the moment. That’s what we’re going to try to do through this whole process here, is stay in the moment and not look further ahead than the day of the game and deal with that situation.
Pregame in Tampa: Shutting Down Top-Ranked Offense
TAMPA, FL - After three days without a game, the rested Bruins are looking forward to jumping back into game action tonight in Tampa against the Lightning - happy to return to their gameday routines, beginning with a morning skate at the Tampa Bay Times Forum.
Sitting back and watching other Northeast and Eastern Conference opponents pick up points has not been easy for the Black & Gold, who have not had the opportunity to place more points next to their name in the standings since earning two in a 3-2 win over Winnipeg on Sunday.
“It’s one of those things that we really wanted to accomplish, knowing that we’d be behind most of the teams, if not all the teams, right now - we wanted to stay in the pack,” Coach Julien told media following pregame skate, on the B’s 9-2-2 start that has seen them earn 20 of a possible 26 points. All accomplished through the season’s first 13 games - the lowest number of games played of any team in the NHL.
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He’s a very versatile player, he can play center, he can play the wing, he’ll block shots, he’ll do whatever it takes, and the more I finally get him in those situations, when you’re asking him to step up, he does a really good job.
The Bruins continued their annual Holiday Toy Delivery tradition by bringing toys to children at Boston area hospitals.
Head Coach Claude Julien read holiday stories to children at the Four Seasons Hotel Boston’s Teddy Bear Tea.
Claude Julien and Peter Chiarelli dropped in on a Men’s League game at Hockeytown in Saugus, MA.
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