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Year after year for the last three-plus seasons, people have predicted that the Bruins would be forced into some kind of rebuild or retool. Even heading into the season when they set the NHL regular-season record with a 65-12-5 record, there were plenty of doubts about whether they could remain competitive. Aside from the 2023–24 season, they’ve continued to be a competitive team.

Why do you think the Bruins have consistently been able to defy those expectations and remain competitive?

Source: Red Wings' Dylan Larkin stretches list of trade options to 10 teams

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Thank you Minnesota Wild!

Past 7 days • Oct 12 - Oct 18, 2026

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• https://www.netflix.com/title/81746812

There’ll be five teams: Canada, the U.S., Finland, Sweden and a World team. They’ll play 3-on-3, with each team facing the other four in 5 minute games. No overtime or shootouts. The top two teams move on to a 10 minute final.

I was excited when I first heard about it, but now I’m not so sure. What do you think?
Could this format work, or will the games feel too short?

I hope that the Sens get a hard practice today because they didn't work up a sweat last night until the 3rd period! Its hard to watch a team that can play so well go out and get dominated like that for 2 periods by a team that they can easily outplay if they play their A game.