VANCOUVER — To this point in the Stanley Cup playoffs, Bruins center David Krejci and linemates Milan Lucic and Nathan Horton have been matched up against some bulky, rugged defensive pairs to mixed results.
When Krejci’s shooting, Bruins have a better shot to win
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BOSTON — With four shots on net in the Bruins’ Game 6 loss to Tampa Bay Wednesday night, David Krejci matched his single-game high for this postseason previously set in Game 7 of the Montreal series.
Krejci Line can’t carry Bruins across finish line in Game 6
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TAMPA — The game might’ve ended with Nathan Horton and Milan Lucic again doing their Road Warriors tag team impersonation on a couple Tampa Bay players, but for the previous 60 minutes of hockey that bulky duo teamed with David Krejci to dominate the Lightning.
Bruins’ Krejci took ‘revenge’ hit on Tampa Bay’s Bergeron
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TAMPA — It could’ve been any player on Tampa Bay that Bruins center David Krejci decked in front of the Lightning net after a whistle late in the first period Monday night.
That it was defenseman Marc-Andre Bergeron, however, was a fortunate turn of circumstance for Krejci.
Without consistency Krejci Line will never meet high standards
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BOSTON – If Bruins head coach Claude Julien could solve his first line’s inconsistency problem, he surely would have fixed it long ago.
So we observers, along with the bench boss, are left to ponder the different reasons why one night Milan Lucic, Nathan Horton and David Krejci can look as dominant as they did in the four-game sweep of Philadelphia, and then can struggle to muster shots on net, let alone score goals, like they did in Tampa this week.
Krejci among Bruins that opted out, but he has ‘no issues’
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TAMPA — Bruins center David Krejci was on the receiving end of a crushing blow by Tampa Bay’s Marc-Andre Bergeron last night in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Final.
Bruins’ Krejci doesn’t avoid hit, but bounces back in win
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TAMPA — The Tampa Bay Lightning nearly knocked out one of the Bruins’ top centers tonight on the night the another Boston prime pivot made his comeback.
Krejci knows what Bergeron faces when he comes back to Bruins
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TAMPA — There’s a strong chance Patrice Bergeron will return to the Bruins’ lineup tonight one day shy of two weeks since he suffered a concussion against Philadelphia.
Poll result: Bruins’ Krejci feasted on Flyers’ feeble defense, goaltending
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Before the Bruins’ second-round series with Philadelphia, center David Krejci said he felt like he’d played better toward the end of the Montreal series but just didn’t have the points to prove it.
Krejci not accepting credit for his perfect faceooff night for Bruins
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BOSTON — Just when we thought he couldn’t do much more for an encore, Bruins center David Krejci came up with another way to impress in the Eastern Conference semifinal series against Philadlephia.
Star of the Night: Krejci keeps on producing points vs. Flyers
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Obviously, Tim Thomas was the first, second and third star last night in the lone Stanley Cup playoff game played.
Bruins’ Krejci not concerned about extra physicality from Flyers
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PHILADELPHIA — If the Flyers’ strategy tonight in Game 2 of their Eastern Conference semifinal series with the Bruins includes roughing up Boston center David Krejci, he’s ready.
With win behind him, Bruins’ Krejci has to keep moving forward
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PHILADELPHIA – Bruins center David Krejci is as skilled at forgetting the past as he is at finding the open man.
Can’t expect Bruins to compete without Krejci creating offense
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BOSTON – You might be able to hop on one leg across I-93 and survive, but if you attempted that act a second time you’re probably ticketed for the loony bid if you’re not flattened by a semi first.
Any semblance of a first line or PP could save Bruins’ season
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Contrary to popular opinion, the referees did not win tonight’s Game 6 of the Eastern Conference quarterfinal series between the Bruins and Montreal.
