Better late than never for Bruins’ Horton to handle playoff pressure
“I think the main thing is you’re not running out of position to make a hit. I think we were doing that a lot in the first games,” he said. “We were worrying about hits and not so much the puck. So I think you just try to continue to hit but just play smart.”
Better Horton get the hang of playoff hockey late rather than never. He discovered his playoff passion just in the nick of time for Boston. By repeating his Game 3 actions – or non-actions – going forward, Horton has a chance to add more victories and rounds to his first playoff run.
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Right on PCL. And the dumb radio jocks kept saying how they weren’t physical enough (no their physicality was just desperate undisciplined and uneffective) and overreacted to everything the GM said (he never said he would be content with getting past round 2 but emphasized that you don’t set goals based on results, you just take a steady approach to each game).
Just got a couple tickets to game 5
super-pumped for this one
“We were worrying about hits and not so much the puck…”
Yeah, ya’ think?!? That combined with the defencemen treating the puck like a live grenade drove me to drink excessively.