Where They Stand

The Bruins remain in second place in their division and sixth place in the league.  In their division, they only stand behind the Montreal Canadiens, and only behind by twon wins.  By the way the Bruins are playing though, I think that they will catch up to them in the next few games.  They are cruising by every team they play, and most of their wins are blowouts.  I also believe that by the end of the season they will be the number one ranked team in the league.

http://bruins.nhl.com/club/standings.htm?season=20102011&type=DIV

Savard Returns

Marc Savard returns to the Bruins lineup tonight as they prepare to face the Tampa Bay Lightning.  He has been recovering from post-concussion syndrome, and is making his first on-ice appearance since last season's playoffs.  After missing the first 23 games of the Bruins' season, it should be interesting to see how he performs in tonights game.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gm59QJTpcRo

When will Tuukka Rask see some ice time?

After letting up four goals in the Bruins season opener, Tuukka Rask hasn't seen much ice time.  This was against the Phoenix Coyotes, which is a team that Boston could have very easily beat.  Since his poor performance, the Bruins have Tim Thomas starting most of their games.  This is probably the best decision for them, because Thomas had a shutout performance in his opener and has blocked 95 of 97 shots, which makes this the best start of his career.  So the question is, will Rask start seeing ice time with Thomas playing this good? Or is it the best decision for the Bruins to keep starting Thomas?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0FMsSVvJSaI