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And it also turns out the coach might be part of the problem too.

I saw this on Twitter from, I want to give credit here.

This guy that does a Bruins podcast called The Short Shift Podcast, and he tweeted,

Mason Lowry did not play the final eight minutes.

When he left the ice on his final shift, the Bruins were up to O, they lost 3-2.

The way the coach manages the bench is hurting the team, it's not working, stop doing it. And he also broke down with this little tweet that, you know, Lurai, like, it's been good for them. You want to keep him on the ice. And this has also been like our whole lives, like part of the Bruins problem. like they hate playing young players. Like he shouldn't have been taken off the ice and basically benched at that point. And they end up blowing that game. So it's frustrating. You know, your point on low right, how do you expect him to get better if you won't play him in the regular season in the final minutes? How do you expect him to get better? What, do you think that's going to give him proper training for, you know, postseason and what have you?

What happens when you start playing him in the playoffs?

No, there'll be extra terrified. How do you expect him to get better? What, do you think that's going to give him proper training for, you know, postseason and what have you?

What happens when you start playing him in the playoffs?

No, they'll be extra terrified to play him. He craps his pants and then you can't play him in the regular season.

What, you're afraid to lose a regular season game with a young guy out there?

But you're okay losing it with veteran guys out there?

That's the stupidest thing ever.

That was nice coaching by Claude.

I mean, Montgomery.