Chaque fan des Bruins de Boston se souvient où ils ont été la nuit que Joe Thornton a été échangé – une pierre angulaire de franchise expédiée à son apogée. Mais que se passe-t-il si cet accord ne s’est jamais produit? Dans cette plongée profonde, j’explore une réalité alternative où Jumbo Joe est resté à Boston – et comment il aurait pu tout changer de la course de la Coupe au cœur que nous connaissons aujourd’hui. #bostonbruinsnews #bostonbruins #nhlbruins #sanjosesharks #nhlhistory x – https://x.com/bruinsdiehards x – https://x.com/courtlalonde Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/bruinsdiehards/? AGARDS: https://www.youtube.com/channel/ucbf9nnqezwuo-th4gvszfnq/join
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If you could go back in time. Would you change the trade?
No I wouldn't. But this approach now isn't probably gonna work. Theres no Chara, Pasternack , Kreji, Lucic or Brad waiting in the wings. Except for Pasta, we have a pretty ho hum lineup. I hope I'm wrong, only time will tell.
We clearly needed that defensive game to win the 🏆.
Why they brought in Claude Julien.
It had to be that way.
Yep, I've often wondered the "what if" with Joe Thornton. Perhaps even more so (and it pains me to say it), I've wondered what if Marc Savard hadn't been injured? What if they didn't have the cap space from his LTIR? Would the Bruins have had the right mix to win in 2011 if Marc was still on the team? That Peverley-Kelly-Ryder line came up clutch, especially in the 1st round when it looked like the Montreal curse was alive and well. But they were strong the entire playoffs. What if they hadn't decided to trade their promising prospect Blake Wheeler? There, I gave you some more content ideas for the summer slog…you're welcome!