They then proceeded to make a mess of things in the second period, giving the Panthers numerous power plays, generally playing like shit and rolling into the second intermission down 4-2.
That was when the coach yelled at them or something and they came out for the third period playing like they were kinda okay.
Regulation ended with a 4-4 tie.
Neither team scored during the sudden death 3-3 overtime and the shootout was tied at one goal each when Marchand came out for the Panthers 4th shot and put it into the net, giving them a 2-1 lead.
Mittelstadt came out for the Bruins 4th shot and made a decent attempt but the puck stayed out of the net and the Panthers won the game 5-4.
The Bruins remain in the second wildcard slot but now they are one point behind the Sabres
Now that the Olympics have started, the NHL has gone into a hiatus. The Bruins next game is scheduled for February 26th.
And speaking of the Olympics, NBC can kiss my rosy red ass.
Turns out "streaming" means only people that subscribe to the Peacock streaming service can watch the "streaming" Olympics events.
I can tell you right now, that ain't gonna happen.
Here are some links:
- Oh good. Inspector Clouseau is on the case. He'll have this solved in hours...
- I've got a good feeling about this game.
- I worked for 50 years and during that entire time, I was an at-will employee.
- I'm not entirely sure this is a good thing.
- That settles it, I'm not going to Maryland. I don't want to be trafficked.
- No word yet on whether or not he fell out of a window on the twentieth floor of a building.
- It's everyone's favorite holiday.
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