#014|Boston Bruins|Krejci and Mcquaid| Vatrano demotion|Loui Eriksson|Tuukka Rask| Powered by CLNS Radio

01/23/16 • 60 min

Mike and Jason return for episode 14 of Bruins Beat. They start the show talking about how David Krejci return and Adam McQuaid missing time effects the teams going forward both offensively and defensively. Then discuss Frank Vatrano demotion to Providence. Mike and Jason talk about why it won’t be long before he is recalled and it was a smart decision. Brett Connolly on his way out? Mike rants about why Connolly experiment is over and should be for good. Loui Eriksson and Bruins are discussing a new contract? Get Jason and Mike’s take on whether this would be a good idea going forward. Tuukka Rask also has been stellar this season, Will Jason finally admit he was wrong and back off Tuukka? Tune in to find out. After the Bruins related news, Mike and Jason begin to discuss game recaps for the week. Mike talks about how stupid challenging offsides is. Brad Marchand being rewarded by the hockey gods. Bruins win again in Montreal? Get Mike and Jason’s take on why Montreal is struggling and Pastrnak influence on the game. Jason then gloats with the Vancouver loss. Why is Jason happy with the loss? Hint, he has been talking about it all year. Around the NHL segment starts off with the NHL being incompetent about John Scott in the All-Star game. Rule changes should be coming to the game, find out what they should be going forward. Los Angeles Kings resign Kopitar, will Lucic be next? Jonathan Douin also has been popular topic on this show. Listen in to find out the latest between him and the Lightning. Canada and America trending in different directions in hockey? Find out with that means as Mike and Jason discuss the playoff picture and upcoming NHL draft. Lastly, Mike and Jason end the show giving their predictions and look ahead of next weeks game. Will Jason still play devil’s advocate or will he change his ways? Listen to Bruins Beat to find this out much more!

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#012|News|recaps|previews|Bergeron|Krejci|Pastrnak|Mcquaid|Around the NHL| Powered by CLNS Radio

Jason and Mike are back with more Bruins coverage. This has been a crazy week news wise. To get started Patrice Bergeron is elected to his second All Star game. Brad Marchand returns against the Ottawa Senators tonight. Jason brings up the possibility of Marchand being trade bait again. Mike disagrees and they debate this. They talk David Krejci’s injury and how it will affect the team on the road trip. Jason debates that a big and unexpected trade is going to happen for the Bruins. Jason and Mike discuss the Adam Mcquaid injury and whether or not the hit was dirty or just a bad play. They also agree that a two game suspension was enough for Sill. Jason and Mike discuss David Pastrnak along with the World Juniors. They recap both the games this week as the Bruins faced the Capitals and Devils Jason and Mike also discuss a lot of the trade news around the NHL. They also discuss the Florida Panthers winning streak along with the Carey Price News Last they preview the four games in the week ahead. The Bruins face the Senators, Rangers, Flyers, and Sabres.

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#015|Midseason review|All Star Game|Patrice Bergeron| Powered by CLNS Radio

Jason and Mike return with episode 15. Not much news this week as they get straight into recaps. Mike is happy to have the two points Jason continues in his quest to see the Bruins lose rather than watch mediocrity. The two of them discuss Adam Belues article in depth and take up most of the show. This article is a well written piece and they review several questions from this mid season review. Mike and Jason Then discuss All Star Weekend and give their predictions. Last Jason and Mike discuss predictions for the two Bruins games this week.

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