Bruins' Embarrassing Loss in Seattle Raises Serious Questions | Snap Shot 70

0:00 Speaker 1: They say the definition of insanity is doing the same

0:03 Speaker 1: thing over and over again and expecting a different result.

0:08 Speaker 1: Now I know that's not really the definition. It's obviously

0:12 Speaker 1: watching the Bruins play a dominant game only to trip

0:15 Speaker 1: and fall into the penalty box and totally blow a

0:19 Speaker 1: winnable game nearly every night at this point. This is

0:24 Speaker 1: the team, So can we or should we expect any

0:28 Speaker 1: other result. This is a Bruins tape to tape snapshot.

0:34 Speaker 2: The Boston Bruins continue to play undisciplined hockey at the

0:38 Speaker 2: worst possible times, and it will be their demise if

0:43 Speaker 2: they have any hope of making a push for a

0:46 Speaker 2: playoff spot, even in the wild card standings. On Tuesday night,

0:51 Speaker 2: the Bruins lost to the Seattle Kraken seven to two,

0:55 Speaker 2: and the unraveling occurred, this time with less than two

1:00 Speaker 2: two minutes left in the second period, with the score

1:04 Speaker 2: tied two to two thanks to two beautiful goals from

1:08 Speaker 2: David Postronach, Mason Lorii gets out muscled once again and

1:13 Speaker 2: then proceeds to screen Jeremy Swayman, and Cartier puts one

1:18 Speaker 2: by Swaymen to make it three to two, and then

1:22 Speaker 2: it gets really good, Alex Steves is called for slashing

1:27 Speaker 2: and the Bees give up a power play goal to

1:30 Speaker 2: make it four to two. And wait for it, folks,

1:33 Speaker 2: this all happened with less than two minutes remaining in

1:37 Speaker 2: the second period. The Kraken pulled ahead in the third

1:41 Speaker 2: period with an even strength goal by Capocco, and Berkeley

1:46 Speaker 2: Caton added a power play goal to make the score

1:50 Speaker 2: six to two. The Boston Bruins gave up three power

1:55 Speaker 2: play goals on four opportunities. Marco Sturm to get his

2:01 Speaker 2: head out of his ass and get these penalties under control.

2:07 Speaker 2: I don't know what he needs to do to get

2:10 Speaker 2: it through the thick skulls that they are costing themselves

2:15 Speaker 2: game after game after game as a result of this

2:20 Speaker 2: undisciplined and unnecessary play stick in fractions, hooking, slashing, tripping.

2:28 Speaker 2: It's inexcusable at this point in time, we keep talking

2:33 Speaker 2: about this over and over again. And let me just

2:37 Speaker 2: also add the goaltending has not been what we've expected

2:41 Speaker 2: it to be during this The starting, I would say,

2:46 Speaker 2: in the month of November. And here is a fun

2:50 Speaker 2: fact from our friend Ty Anderson of ninety eight point

2:54 Speaker 2: five the Sports Hub and also host of the AT

2:57 Speaker 2: and T Hockey Show, Jeremy's Swayman, when making his fourth

3:02 Speaker 2: appearance in seven days this season, has an zero two

3:07 Speaker 2: and one record with sixteen goals allowed on seventy eight

3:12 Speaker 2: shots for a zero point seventy nine to five save percentage.

3:17 Speaker 2: That stinks. In addition to that, you have Jonis Corposalo

3:22 Speaker 2: sitting there for extended periods of time with no gameplay. Now,

3:28 Speaker 2: I don't know who's making these decisions, but it seems

3:32 Speaker 2: to me that Goalie Bob should have an awareness and

3:36 Speaker 2: an understanding of who's ready to go and when that

3:40 Speaker 2: goalie is ready to go. And if he's being overruled

3:44 Speaker 2: by Marco Sturm, then that's a bigger problem. Because the

3:49 Speaker 2: game against Seattle marks at least the fourth or fifth

3:54 Speaker 2: time this season where Jeremy Swayman has given up five,

4:00 Speaker 2: six or seven goals. That simply is not a winning

4:05 Speaker 2: formula from your eight million dollar franchise.

4:09 Speaker 1: Goalie Boston is home for a bit and they host

4:12 Speaker 1: the Calgary Flames on Thursday night. Since the Bees overtime

4:15 Speaker 1: loss last week, Calgary has won one and lost three

4:19 Speaker 1: With Corpi in the net. The Bruins are the slight

4:23 Speaker 1: favorites to win tonight. Dustin Wolfe was in on Wednesday

4:26 Speaker 1: night in Montreal, so the Bruins will face Devan Cooley,

4:30 Speaker 1: a netminder who has gone four to four and two

4:33 Speaker 1: this season, but he boasts a stingy two point four

4:37 Speaker 1: to zero goals against average and nine to fourteen save percentage. Naturally,

4:43 Speaker 1: I expect him to have the best game of his

4:45 Speaker 1: life in Boston to make matters worse for the Bruins.

4:48 Speaker 1: They've been surpassed by the Maple Leafs and the standings

4:52 Speaker 1: in spite of having two more wins stupid loser points.

4:57 Speaker 1: At this rate, Boston is looking at a projected final

4:59 Speaker 1: points it's total of only eighty eight. That's gross. Make

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