Boston’s Struggles In Front Of Goal Continue As Bruins Are Shut Out By Predators In NHL ‘Frozen Frenzy’

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Boston continued to struggle in front of the finish line on Tuesday night. Because they were closed by predators in a 4-0 defeat at Bridetic arena during “Frozen Frenzy.”

The Bruins continue to struggle

The NHL held a show on Tuesday night, with all 32 teams active, and all 16 games aired in the first “frozen frenzy” of the season.

The Bruins began this season with a questionable performance in the NHL, and their theme continued on Tuesday night.

final. pic.twitter.com/4hyrqbp6rb

– Boston Bruins (@nhlbrins) October 23, 2024

Tuesday’s loss was Boston’s fourth loss of the season so far, and also scored the mark in his third game of the year.

To make things worse for the Bruins, the Predators still didn’t win the game this season until they shut out 4-0 in Boston this week.

The Bruins once again struggled with the attack, generating just eight attempts on goals against predators, showing continued problems with scoring.

Another area where Boston struggled was a penalty. This is what Coach Jim Montgomery hopes to crack down on moving forward. “It’s discipline,” Montgomery said.

“We’re taking too many stick penalties. We want to prevent scoring opportunities and get good penalties. Usually you’re going to kill them. There’s too many in the attack zone and you have to cut it down.

HC Jim Montgomery at loss tonight:

“Part of the process is that instead of getting more penalties than we did, part of the process sticks to it.”#nhlbrin pic.twitter.com/v4x2axns7p

– nesn (@nesn) October 23, 2024

“After already trying to kill three people with the first three, we had to kill a four-minute penalty, and we only killed one,” he said. “Certain players are taxing, certain players are playing too many minutes, others are sitting on the bench for too long.”

The Bruins are aiming to lose two games in their next game on Thursday night as they face a Dallas star at TD Garden