BRUINS GDT - GAME 24 7:38 PM - THE BEAR chases turkeys at Belmont Park - NESN, ESPN+, 98.5 WBZ-FM (2025)

NeelyOrr said:

Employing the the law of averages the don may be correct. This law is mainly based on the blind squirrel theory.

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Realistically, I beleive if Korpisalo pitches a shutout, the BRUINS have great shot taking two points.
If he gives up one goal, I believe the BRUINS have a great shot at taking one point.
If he gives up 2 goals, yikes!

Blitzkrug said:

25 is the first game i've played since 17 where i didn't actually hate it. Currently sitting at like 94-38-3 online.

Been playing NHL 96 as well since i still have my dad's SNES lmao. Played a season as the Panthers where Rob Neidermayer currently leads the league with 68 goals and 96 points through 35 games.

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I don’t hate it so far, but I need to figure out not getting burned on defense.

It’ll come back to me.

I picked up a portable retro system over the summer and played some NHL 94. I played a lot of 96 before we got PS1.

I played a ton of NHL 12 in grad school. Chara won the Hart with about 100 goals from the point offf the draw.

Feels like forever ago.

Oh crap

I get the putrid analysis of the great Butch Goring tonight

smithformeragent said:

I don’t hate it so far, but I need to figure out not getting burned on defense.

It’ll come back to me.

I picked up a portable retro system over the summer and played some NHL 94. I played a lot of 96 before we got PS1.

I played a ton of NHL 12 in grad school. Chara won the Hart with about 100 goals from the point offf the draw.

Feels like forever ago.

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I usually run a collapsing/high pressure setup on D. one timers are especially powerful this year (especially D to D) so i essentially build a wall in front of my net and dare the other guy to shoot. anything beneath the goal line i deal with manually.

You can trust your d-men this year too which might be where the adjustment problem is. They actually are solid with picking off passes if someone tries to force cross crease

Blitzkrug said:

I usually run a collapsing/high pressure setup on D. one timers are especially powerful this year (especially D to D) so i essentially build a wall in front of my net and dare the other guy to shoot. anything beneath the goal line i deal with manually.

You can trust your d-men this year too which might be where the adjustment problem is. They actually are solid with picking off passes if someone tries to force cross crease

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The one goal I’ve scored so far was Beecher on a one timer and it felt good. Felt like a f***ing cranked it.

Maybe I’ll let the CPU do some of the defending on the odd man rushes.

MARCHY

Evening all.

Score!