35 Burst results for "Bruin"
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Ullmark's 40 saves carries Bruins past Senators, 2-1
"Down one zero midway through the first, the Boston burns scored two straight goals in the period to come from behind and beat the Ottawa senators two to one for their league leading 54th win. David karate started the scoring for Boston on the power play, and then four minutes later, Jake dubrov added the game winner on an assist from Brian marchand. Linus Olmert made 40 saves for the victory, including 22 in the second period.
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Swayman stops 26 shots in Bruins' 7-0 rout of Sabres
"The bruins continued to take aim in a pair of NHL records with a 7 zero pounding of the sabers. Jeremy swab and picked up his second straight shutout, stopping 27 shots in the bruins third straight win. It wouldn't be possible without the guys taking initiative in the defensive zone. And blocking big shots all the way to the end. You know, it's special to see with a group like this. David pasternak tied a career high with his 48th goal for the bruins who scored on three of their first 7 shots. Patrice bergeron scored just 15 seconds in and had to assist. Jake had a goal and three assists in the route. I'm Dave ferry.
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Pastrnak, Ullmark lead Bruins past Wild 5-2
"David pasternak continued his march toward 50 goals by netting his 47th in the bruins 5 one victory at Minnesota. Pasternak has 6 goals and 7 assists in his past 8 games. He second in the league and goals after helping the bees are in their second straight win since a rare two game losing streak. Pasta naka Patrice bergeron each had a goal and an assist. Brad Marshawn set up three scores and Lena su Mark stopped 29 shots. It was Minnesota's first regulation loss since February 15th as it battles the stars in avalanche for the central division title. I'm Dave ferry.
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Swayman makes 36 saves NHL-leading Bruins beat Jets 3-0
"The bruins bounced back from their first back to back regulation losses of the season by blanking the jets three zero. Jeremy swayman handled 36 shots in his third shot out of the season and 8th of his career. The guys did such a good job boxing out. Let me see punch from the point. Made my job easy. So it was a good team win. We're excited about it. He got all the support he'd need when Trent Frederick scored just 50 seconds into the game. Pavel zacha also tallied in the first period at Dumas snow shek added an empty netter for the NHL's top team. The Jets have won four of their last 15 games after challenging for a division title. Connor hellebuyck stopped 21 shots for Winnipeg. I'm Dave ferry.
Black N' Gold Hockey Podcast
"bruin" Discussed on Black N' Gold Hockey Podcast
"And without using names, Marsha and talked about the leadership. He talked about the culture. He talked about the brand. He talked about the expectations when you put on that Bruin sweater and that all to me starts with bergeron. I mean, you can go back to Chara, but bergeron is the guy. He is the engine of this team on and off the ice. And, you know, pucks and paddles forgive me if I'm wrong every single player was at that event. Nobody else had any other obligations. Nobody else was like, I don't want to do. I really want a day off or I'm going to take my wife down and then, you know, down to the shore. No, every single player was there. And that I just has to come from the captain. It's got to come from leadership. If he demands you're there, you're there. And that goes for the visits to the children's hospital at Christmas time. You know, he's not sending everybody else there while on holiday in the French Alps. He's there too. Front and center wearing a goofy costume, handing out presents to the kids. So I think the accolades are gonna just keep growing and you're right. I'm gonna be, I'm gonna be a sad puppy when that day comes. I think he's absolutely a first ballot Hall of Famer. I think he'll 37 will never be worn by another Bruin. I think he'll be the last one as it should be. And then on the ice, I mean, he's now in pretty elite company. You look at the other names when it comes to the goals, the power play goals, the shorthanded points. I mean, he's up there with the greats. So yeah, I'm like you 37 is just, he's the best. He's the absolute man. I wanted to mention this, Mark. I'm gonna try to get out here for this. April 1st,
Black N' Gold Hockey Podcast
"bruin" Discussed on Black N' Gold Hockey Podcast
"And without using names, Marsha and talked about the leadership. He talked about the culture. He talked about the brand. He talked about the expectations when you put on that Bruin sweater and that all to me starts with bergeron. I mean, you can go back to Chara, but bergeron is the guy. He is the engine of this team on and off the ice. And, you know, pucks and paddles forgive me if I'm wrong every single player was at that event. Nobody else had any other obligations. Nobody else was like, I don't want to do. I really want a day off or I'm going to take my wife down and then, you know, down to the shore. No, every single player was there. And that I just has to come from the captain. It's got to come from leadership. If he demands you're there, you're there. And that goes for the visits to the children's hospital at Christmas time. You know, he's not sending everybody else there while on holiday in the French Alps. He's there too. Front and center wearing a goofy costume, handing out presents to the kids. So I think the accolades are gonna just keep growing and you're right. I'm gonna be, I'm gonna be a sad puppy when that day comes. I think he's absolutely a first ballot Hall of Famer. I think he'll 37 will never be worn by another Bruin. I think he'll be the last one as it should be. And then on the ice, I mean, he's now in pretty elite company. You look at the other names when it comes to the goals, the power play goals, the shorthanded points. I mean, he's up there with the greats. So yeah, I'm like you 37 is just, he's the best. He's the absolute man. I wanted to mention this, Mark. I'm gonna try to get out here for this. April 1st,
AP News Radio
Red Wings beat Bruins 5-3, a day after losing to NHL's best
"The red wings win for just the second time in their last 9 games etching the ruins 5 three. The red wing special teams helped Detroit jump out to a four nothing lead before Austin toured the next three, including two in the third period. More at cider scored a shorthanded goal while Alex JSON and team captain Dillon Mark and came through on the power play to extend their point streaks to four games. We got back to back games with the same team and the team that's on a record pace and we had a great two games. David astronaut tallied his team high 46 for the bruins who fell for the second time in their last three games after notching their 50th win and a playoff spot on Saturday. Demi cap Detroit
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Bruins fastest to 50 wins in NHL history, beat Red Wings 3-2
"The bruins are the fastest team to 50 wins after knocking off the red wings three two. Boston newcomer garnet Hathaway scored in the third period to break a two all deadlock in the bruins 64th game. Detroit actually led to nothing until hampus lindholm and Patrice bergeron scored 88 seconds apart in the second period. Linus Omar stopped 30 shots and the bees 11th victory in 12 games. Magnus helberg made 35 saves for the wings who continued to fade out of the playoff picture with their 7th loss in 8 games. I'm Dave fairy.
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Bruins' 10-game win streak snapped by Oilers
"Edmonton Oilers came back and defeated the Boston Bruins three to two and snapped the bruins ten game winning streak. Boston scored in the first shot of the game, and in the final second of the first, but they were scored the next three, including the game winner by Darnell nurse with four 49 left in the third. We just kept playing. So emphasis on finding the next one, but not giving up anymore. So we were focused tonight. Everyone was out there just doing everyone's job and it was great to see. In net for the oilers Stuart skinner made 26 saves and handed the bruins just their third home loss in regulation this season. Break it out,
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The latest in sports
"AP sports. I'm Bruce Morton. The NBA's longest win streak of the season has ended at 16 Joel embiid's three ball with 42 seconds left, lifted the sixers to a come from behind one 33 one 30 victory over the bucks. Elsewhere the pistons continue to sputter falling to Cleveland one 14 to 90. College baskets number 9 Texas ended its regular season on a happy note thumping third ranked Kansas 75 59. In another top ten battle, fourth ranked UCLA defeated number 8 Arizona 82 73. Plenty of upsets on Saturday 24th ranked Texas a and M shocked number two Alabama 67 61. Iowa state defeated 7th ranked Baylor 73 58. Other ranked teams biting the dust were number 11 Kansas state and number 12 Tennessee. Hockey, the NHL's hottest team did what it's been doing all season when the bruins won their tenth in a row, beating the rangers four to two. Bruce Morton AP sports
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Bertuzzi sets up goal in Bruins' 4-2 win over Rangers
"The Boston Bruins scored once in the first, added a shorthanded goal in the second, and added two more in the third for a four two win over the New York rangers. Charlie Coyle started the scoring for Boston in the first, and then assisted on the bruins second goal. Everyone's calm, everyone knows what the task is and if things aren't working, we just, you play a simple style and play the right way and usually that works out for us. So I think it's just not always being perfect. Only you can be perfect, but just no one. What it takes is that given time and we've been doing that. Both Patrice bergeron and David pasternak added a goal each for the bruins and the third, while in
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Jaquez Jr. scores 26 as No. 4 UCLA beats Arizona State 79-61
"Jaime hakes junior scored 26 points to help lead fourth ranked UCLA to a 79 61 win against Arizona state, the senior guard is on a mission. I only got so many games left. I'm going to go down swinging. My teammates were able to find me in open spots. Tiger Campbell scored 18 points and Jalen Clark had 15. It's the 9th straight win for the bruins and they remain perfect at home this season at 16 and O DJ horn led the sun Devils with 13 points. Mark Myers, Los Angeles
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Bruins rout Sabres 7-1, become fastest team to 100 points
"The bruins hammered the saber 7 one to become the fastest team in NHL history to reach 100 points. David pastrnak had a goal and two assists, hours after signing an 8 year $90 million contract extension. Very thankful to be part of this organization and sign another extension. It's been a home for us. So we're really excited as a family to stay here. Jakob lako scored twice. Dimitri orlov added a goal and two assists, and Jeremy swayman stopped 26 shots in Boston's knife consecutive win. I'm Dave ferry.
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Zacha helps Bruins beat Oilers 3-2 for 7th straight win
"The bruins win their 7th in a row edging the oilers three to two, Pavel zacha scored the game winner with 30 seconds to go in the second period to help the bruins boost their point total to a league best 97. Connor McDavid scored both of Edmonton's goals to give him his first 50 goal season of his career. You know, I thought we played them hard and gave ourselves a chance to win. He achieved that feat in just 61 games. Dimitri orloff drew a pair of assists for Boston, which improved a three and O on its current four game West Coast swing. I'm Denny cop
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The latest in sports
"AP sports, I'm sure Freeman, the Los Angeles Lakers could be without LeBron James for several weeks, James has suffered a foot injury with more test results pending. A huge loss for the Charlotte hornets, lamella ball broke his ankle, while injured himself on a non contact play, he had 18 points on 6 three pointers in Charlotte's one 17 one O 6 weight over Detroit. Jimmy Butler took over in the final minute and a half to help lead Miami to a one O one 99 win at Philadelphia. We got some stocks, got out in transition. In Juan, no matter how we do it, we got one on the road. Here in Philly, and that's all we want. James Harden had a chance to win the game for the sixers, but his three pointer at the buzzer bounced out. New York over Boston one O 9 94 and Orlando beat New Orleans one O one 93. Jimmy haslam from the NFL's Cleveland Browns is now in the NBA as well. He has purchased 25% stake in the Milwaukee Bucks from bucks co owner, Marc lasry. In the NHL, Colorado best at Las Vegas for nothing that's a 6th straight win for the ebbs and right wing mikko rantanen. I think the defensive habits we have been we've been really, really good at those better than we were before, you know, and even if we're not playing that great overall, we're just still defending hard. Vancouver top Dallas 5 four and overtime, Anaheim for Chicago two, Ottawa beats Detroit 6 to two Boston overcame two goals from high scoring Conor McDavid to win their 7th in a row. Grew in Nick foligno, says giving up to two on contested goals to McDavid as a reminder, the bruins aren't perfect. Don't get me wrong. Guys, best player in the world, obviously. But, you know, you give them a couple, right? And I think in our game, if we can limit those, we just become a more dangerous team. And I think that's something that we can work towards and just understanding how crucial those little moments are and not giving teams momentum. Barry traps will be the new GM in Nashville. He takes over the summer for the retiring David poyle. NFL quarterback Carson Wentz has been released after one season with Washington, college basketball, 7th ranked Baylor by 6 over Oklahoma state. Check Freeman. AP sports.
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Bruins win 4th straight; Pastrnak nets 2 to pass 40 goals
"Beyond two goals from David pasternak, the Boston Bruins defeated the Ottawa centers for the first time in three tries this season by a score of three to one. The first of two goals by pastor and I gave the bruins the lead for good in the second, only added one more in the third. Jake de bruss started the scoring for Boston in the first while in net bruins goaltender Lina Olmert stopped 30 of 31 shots
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DeBrusk returns, scores to power Bruins past Islanders 6-2
"Jake debrusk scored two minutes into his first game in 6 weeks before the bruins closed out a 6 two win over the islanders. The brusque was back after missing 17 games with hand and leg injury suffered in the winter classic. He scored a power play goal on his second shift, Trent Frederick scored twice for the bees, who also received goals from Nick foligno, Patrice bergeron and Pavel zacha. Lina soul Mark stopped 26 shots at Boston's fourth win in 5 games. Kyle Palmer and Matt Barton scored for the islanders who've dropped four or 5. I'm Dave ferry.
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Turmoil in courts on gun laws in wake of justices' ruling
"A landmark Supreme Court decision last summer on the Second Amendment is now upending gun laws across the country. The Supreme Court's so called Bruin decision in a New York case has changed the test that lower courts had used. For evaluating challenges to firearm restrictions, judges should no longer consider whether the law serves public interest, such as the enhancement of public safety. Gun control groups are raising alarm as they point to some recent cases in which laws have been declared unconstitutional, like keeping guns out of the hands of domestic abusers. Felony defendants and people who use marijuana. Along with overturning federal bans, an owning homemade ghost guns or guns with the serial numbers removed. Legal experts say there is so much confusion right now. They expect the Supreme Court will have to step in again. I'm Jackie Quinn
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The latest in sports
"AP sports on time area, three of the top four AP college basketball teams play Thursday night. Number two, Houston easily defeated SMU, but number three Purdue lost by 15 at Maryland, and number four UCLA barely got past Stanford. NBA, Giannis Antetokounmpo will be one of the captains at the NBA All-Star Game Saturday, but he may have to sit out the game after spraining his right wrist in a bucks win over the bulls. The clippers and wizards also won. NHL, the bruins added two more points to their league leading total by blanking the predators 5 nothing. The hurricanes continued to win two, blowing past the Canadian 62. Golf Tiger Woods played his first rounds on the PGA Tour since his devastating car crash two years ago this month. Woods finished with three straight birdies for a 69 in the genesis invitational, 5 shots behind the leaders. Baseball lost one of its most familiar voices on Thursday. Tim mccarver, who was the color commentator for 24 World Series on three different networks, died at the age of 81. I'm Tom merriam, AP sports.
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Pastrnak scores in OT as Bruins rally for 3-2 win over Stars
"David pasternak's goal with one 16 left in overtime led to Boston Bruins to a three two comeback win over the Dallas stars in a battle of the top two teams in the eastern western conferences, Boston coast Jim Montgomery says it was a good comeback win after going one three and one in their last 5 games. I liked our team's response the entire game. I love the way we started. I love the adversity we faced within the game. That was a playoff atmosphere. I thought Dallas played really well. Taylor hall and Pavel zacha also scored for the bruins while rope hints and Jason Robertson scored for Dallas. Robertson is 34th goal of the season. Bob Stevens Dallas
Bruins Beat
"bruin" Discussed on Bruins Beat
"To the bruins beat on sea on this media my name is Evan Marino ski. Hope you guys are having a great day, a great week. And today's episode. Connor and I tackled some bigger evergreen Y kind of topics topics that, you know, never really go out of style in a sense. We covered whether or not the bruins will trade into the first round in the 2022 draft, which is coming up very soon. We get into a latest survey from the athletic. You know, I'm not really surprised that you guys aren't too happy with the bruins right now. And then we get into what the bruins can learn from the lightning and the avalanche because I think there's a lot there. Past even surface level stuff, I think there's a ton of stuff there that the bruins can learn from. And try to duplicate it if they would like to have some success. As always, brewed speed is brought to you by our good friends over at bet online and without further ado, here's my conversation. With Connor Ryan. And.
Poke the Bear
"bruin" Discussed on Poke the Bear
"You've got a top 6 weapon and astronaut. Like you've got a core in place that you can build around. It's all about, I think you look at the rangers and how they supplemented the rest of the core with either draft thing as you said with the kid line or what have you. If they can keep this corn place the bruins and you're filling out some of those holes with internal options that are sitting you money. And you're picking your spots correctly. Instead of maybe going out and signing a bunch of free agents to plug up holes in the third line fourth line. That's where you have your younger players fill in there and you save that money to then drop it on a guy like a Panera or in the bruins case back when they were building that core, as you said, that's when you spend money on survive and Chara, right? You pick your spots, then put yourself over the top with this score as opposed to using that money to kind of sign veteran guys. So again, the bruins are still ways away. I think for maybe having as promising of a Quora as this rangers team does have, but they're falling kind of similar formula that you took 15, 20 years ago. And everyone's probably why it's kind of followed that similar strategy as opposed to blowing things up and hoping just hoping to fall into a top three pick, you know, further down the line. You know, it's funny, I'm looking at the rangers lines right now and you look at that third line, the kid line, right? Where you have left heel and kaco. And normally you would expect cock out your two high first round picks to be in your top 6. In their case, it's almost like flipped around. They're in the bottom 6. But you're still not spending a lot on that their line. Whereas we're going to seem like the bruins who spent quite a bit on depth last year because they did not have the draft picks or prospects that they felt could slot in on those third lines. That's an issue. That's one area where the rangers did it right, the bruins have not done it right. Where you're spending 4 million on Nick foligno, you know, money on no sec, things like that. That's where it does different. Now, again, they also gave a ton of money to like Barclay goodrow, right? So that is one area. Sammy blay, and they gave up, and that just mind numbing trade. But again, it's funny that it's interesting the rangers are back. Because remember this off season we're all going, what are they doing? They fired gorton, they wanted to get tougher and bigger, they brought in like Ryan Reeves, you know, they went out and made some really weird moves, but the core of the team didn't really change. It was the outer part of it that did. And so they're back. They're actually developing. And again, I think it's good for the NHL when the rangers are good. There are lessons to take, though, and I think the biggest one is you have to draft and develop well outside of you got to hit on your second and third round picks. And even your fourth round picks, like I just think that that's important. You see what this brewing steam. Think about if they'd hit on a few more of those second round picks or third round picks. I mean, obviously we point to the 2015 draft. But you know, just around that time period, might be in a different spot. It might be a different spot. Lindgren also, by the way, was Bruin formerly..
Poke the Bear
"bruin" Discussed on Poke the Bear
"So if David creepy is available and he wants to come back, I think that's a guy that you have to target or the Bruin should definitely give him a call or two or three before this summer. TV's wanted to come back because not only do I think are you going to have that production? I don't think he's also going to break the bank either. And again, whether it's not trading prospects, whether it's not spending $7 million a year on a guy like kadri, for example, who's going to be 32 next season. It just makes plenty of sense if you're the bruins. All right, next up is Joe Moore, who says, who are the three most likely players gone this off season? Well, I think the one guy that kind of hinges on that question is bergeron, which I think we've already talked about that it seems like there's no set clarity. But in terms of most likely guys outside of bergeron, I think definitely a guy like Curtis Lazar, who filled in admirably for the bruins as a fourth line, solid foot soldier. I think he's going to be one of many bruins players who have done very well in that fourth line. It's going to max out his value and cash in with another team. And I think as much as I'm bruins really liked what Lazar brought. I think you look at ways to add more youth to this lineup, the easiest way is starting with that fourth line and whether that's guys like Oscar's theme or mocking laughlin or Johnny beecher. Freeing up space by wedding, Lazar, go elsewhere to cash in. Seems to be a proper move to I think for the ruins to take. So I don't think it was our will be here. I think folino is a pretty safe bet that based on how digestible that buyout contract is. I think he's the guy that's going to be on the move. And then I think one of Riley grows like Santa's a pretty other logical guy that ends up getting shipped out here. And if you want to look at maybe some other guys, I think maybe got a Craig Smith could be a guy that could be sent packing in terms of just the cap space and freeing up a spot on the lineup for, you know, it's a guy like glycol going to be ready. As much as I think people were like, all right, let's sell shows anything in training camp just like stick them in the top 6 and be good to go. I think if you want to build up his game or maybe it's starting on the third line and working his way back up because he's already going to have kind of the tough road in front of him as a 19 year old trying to break into the NHL. So if you move Smith, get a return whether it's draft picks or something else and you free about 3 million in cap space and it opens the door for a guy like myself to kind of cut his teeth. The NHL. That could be a logical move for the bruins as well. All right, let's see. Next one's from bruins fan 93, who says, is there someone from Providence that you see making an impact for the bruins next year? Well, I think the obvious ones are guys like Oscar Christine and Mark McLaughlin who already made pretty solid impressions this year and whether it's Liza going elsewhere in free agency. Felino getting bought out or even got like no sick, getting dealt for a low round.
Live Wild with Remi Warren
"bruin" Discussed on Live Wild with Remi Warren
"But it's enough of a pattern at this point that there's something going on. It could be them moving to water. It could also be them moving for another bear. One thing to think about when you're hunting that later season. If you see a bear, that's by itself, and you go, ah, that's not a very interesting, maybe it's a young bear, whatever. Continue to watch that trail where that bear is moving through. Because if it was a sow, either is a very high likelihood that if you continue to watch that, another bore might pick up that scent and then move through that trail. There's been so many times where I've seen a bear and go, oh no, that's not a bear we're looking for. And then 15, 20 minutes later, an hour later, here comes another bear on that same trail and go, wait, is that the same oh wow, that's a big bore. And we move in and make it happen. So those are all things to think about and some really good tactics when it comes to focusing on bears. The end of May and 3 June. I hope you guys enjoyed that and maybe gleaned a few tips about that late season. Maybe you got a bear tag in your pocket. And you're like, I didn't make it happen earlier in the year, but where you hunt still open. Utilize some of those things focusing on essentially bear buffets, those places where Elk and deer calving. And then also thinking about some other tactics if it gets hot out. Bear hunting in the heat sucks, but maybe think about focusing on water, or maybe go back to an area where you saw bears, but nothing you can shoot. Maybe it's just an area with sows and then focusing on there and see if maybe something else has moved into that spot. So just a few things to think about. And I definitely wanted to hit on some late spring bear hunting because we got so many questions about bears and bear tactics in the Q&A. So today, if you're listening, it's a Thursday at noon Pacific time..
Live Wild with Remi Warren
"bruin" Discussed on Live Wild with Remi Warren
"And then I started to notice, as the temperatures started getting hotter, it was like frequency of bear, bear. And in one particular wallow, I had as many as 9 bears on one of these cameras. So it just really opened my eyes and saying, oh, that's just one little water source. And then there's a couple other places I hunted where there wasn't as much water. And I'd be walking the creek up or down, you know, going in or out and spotting bears. I'm like, okay, connect the dots and say, okay, later in the season, is that temperature gets hotter. If you hit it right, if you get those early summer weather, that early heat, focusing in on water sources and just kind of slow hunting or still hunting waterways, finding areas where there's not a lot of water and focusing in on that water can actually be a really efficient way to narrow down where the bears are, a certain time of year. And that's with the right higher temperatures. I'd say like 70° and up, but it depends on where you are and kind of like the terrain. If it's really timbered and really thick country, maybe higher temperatures, but for the most part, that late spring, 65, 70° is plenty for to drive bears to that water source to cool down as well as to get a drink. So it's not necessarily a place that you need to just sit on if you don't know bears are coming in and out of, but maybe places to concentrate your efforts, looking into those places, saying like, oh, hey, there's a wallow over here. There's a creek in this drainage, but there's not one in the other side. It's really brushy and wet in here. Maybe I'll focus my attention there as opposed to somewhere else because it's narrowing down the places that bears are going to be. Now another thing to think about, one thing is in that in the end of May through June is actually when bears rut..
Live Wild with Remi Warren
"bruin" Discussed on Live Wild with Remi Warren
"And Elk start dropping their calves. And that's just essentially an easy picking buffet for bears. They can smell really well. It takes nothing for them to kill a thon or kill a calf. The only time that often they'll get spooked away by the herd. But for mule deer, especially the doze will leave the fawns kind of as a safety measure. And I feel like it obviously works, right? They've evolved to do that. But for a lot of areas, there's just too many bears that can find those fonts, and it's an easy snack. So for me, I like to focus in on those areas and find those bears that are that's their primary food source. And it is a reliable food source. It's fairly easy to find too because Elk and deer only in a few areas. The primary places that they like to drop the calves are places where, especially when it comes to Elk, places where there's easy food where they've got good cover where they've got everything kind of nearby and can also keep an eye on the herd. When it comes to mule deer, same thing, right? It's going to be out of the snow more mild terrain than maybe some of that big back country, cliffy rocky, open stuff that you might hunt early in the season. So you're going to be finding those more south facing slopes, the more gentle terrain, the kind of places that I described where maybe it's a new burn with it's got good new growth, a good place is for deer to hide, but also kind of everything that may be a dough would need to take care of a faun and a place to drop funds. And then they'll start to congregate. They concentrate where they're fawning because it's a safety numbers game. If there's a bunch of eyes looking out, then they can kind of help protect the other deer or the other Elk from predators. So I essentially use my optics and whatever to find the food source, the bait, the live bait, Elk and deer, primarily groups with doughs and fawns, right? Because that's going to be what they're going to be the bears are generally going to look at. It's a lot easier for them to take down the helpless font that's just hiding in the bushes than to run down a cow or a dough. So I like to find those areas that really have good concentrations of females that are fawning or calving. And that's something to focus on. Now another food source, they'll start to switch from some of that I know you think about it like, okay, as the spring progresses, you get more and more food, you get more and more foliage. So now we've got to think about places where maybe something's a little more limited, so I'll try to actually focus on those more open areas because there are other plant species that bears focus on in those calving areas, things like different types of tumors and roots of different plants and balsam REITs one..
Live Wild with Remi Warren
"bruin" Discussed on Live Wild with Remi Warren
"I've got my bow. Because it's just like such close country. I figured I might as well just be bow hunting. So I'm planning on like, okay, I'm going to make a stock and the bear starts moving off, so I'm going to try to cut him off. So I start moving down the ridge above him. And it was a big bear. And he just kind of disappeared. He got onto this next ridge, and he was just cruising. So I figured, all right. Well, I'll come back to the next day. I kept hunting in there, but I didn't want to really blow my scent out either. And I just kind of kept working around and never turned him back up. So I did the exact same thing the next day. So I'm going down, I'm about near the same spot where I spotted that bear. And I spot a bear. And it wasn't the same bear as the day before. It was just a different pair. So I don't know if maybe a sour had been moving through or in that area, maybe there was a hot sow in there. This is a different board, the one before it was like a dark black with a brown muzzle. And this one was pretty close to the same size, just more of a cinnamon light backed color bear. So I'm like, oh, sweet. And now this bears feeding on something. Which I'm assuming is pieces of baby deer. So I see the deer, the bear and he's feeding, and then he starts to move off and he just kind of sits down and he's just looking around. So I start to stalk you and I drop I drop my pack, took off my shoes and start creeping in because it was a little bit loud in there. And creamy and ranging. He was about 90 yards when I started. And just using the trees to block his eyes. And as he moves, I'm just moving over using different trees to get in close. The wind is good, but it just sounds like everything is just so loud. It's one of those days where you feel like you snap a twig and the bear is just going to run off and he's looking around. He's fairly alert..
Live Wild with Remi Warren
"bruin" Discussed on Live Wild with Remi Warren
"By mountain tough and Yeti. I partnered with mountain tough because a lot of the tactics and hunt styles I talk about in this podcast require you to be in the best physical shape you can. Their app is designed for hunters to get you ready for the backcountry or any hunt you have planned this fall. Yet he's been a longtime supporter of mine and they make some of the toughest products out there that are built to last and they're built for the wild. Welcome back to the podcast everyone. So this week we're going to take a look at a few late spring bear hunting strategies and really focusing in on hunting bears and the end of May and throughout June. There's still a few places the spring seasons open that time and later spring can be a very productive time to hunt. If you know where to focus your attention. Now while that early spring has its advantages, knowing what to look for later in the season can definitely boost your success and help you get into range on a buzzer beater bear. But before we do that, I want to share the story of a bow range black bear that was looking for some baby deer steak. So this hunt takes place, I'd say the end of the first week in June, and that's actually probably one of my preferred times the hunt. I don't know if it's necessarily the best time to hunt, but it's just the time that I always have set aside, so because of that, I find myself out there and have picked up a few tactics that I really have found a lot of success with. And so in this particular hunt, I have this area that I'd found where it was kind of like recently burned. So the burden was more of a patchwork type burn. So it burned out some area that was like pretty clear burned out so you could see into it pretty good. Then there's a few Meadows around. And then it also there's patches that didn't burn, but maybe burn some of the underbrush and what had happened was because of that. All this green grass started popping up, and it was just, it looked pretty lush, a lot of nutrients. And what that did is it started to attract Elk and deer that would be calving or fawning. This particular spot, primarily, I started noticing a lot of mule deer in it, especially because I like to hunt milder, I figured, well, I'll go hunt, I'll go hunt bears in an area where there's potential mule deer fawns because if I'm going to hunt a.
Bruins Beat
"bruin" Discussed on Bruins Beat
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Bruins Beat
"bruin" Discussed on Bruins Beat
"Twitter, likelihood, Sweeney's resigned. I would say it's fairly high as I just said. I don't see him not getting resigned. Just given again, if this was an outside journal manager, if this guy, they hired off the street. A few years ago, and then it's different. But again, he's been in the organization, knows it, like former Bruin. I don't see them moving on from him. Jacob asked for a year by year oral history of the bruins dating back all the way to 1924, Jacob. Let's start right now. We'll do it straight through. No. Hell yeah, that'd be so fun. I podcast, which is an oral history. Just going through the hockey reference page of every single thing that happened every year. Milt Schmidt scored this game and we get all into those things, but yes, very interesting history will not be going through it in full. They usually try to keep the episodes between like 30 and 40 minutes. That would be much longer. Much, much longer. And I think there's some years recently that people wouldn't want to hear normal history of springing back to bad memories. DK score fantasy points. Asks, should the bruins be selling instead of buying? I just don't see any addition giving the bruins a good shot at the cup. At the valid point. So here's my counter to this because I think DK, I think you're right. And Gavin asked this on YouTube community as well. So both of you guys. I think you have a real point. You know, if you had JT Miller to this lineup, are you now better than the Maple Leafs or the lightning? Probably not. No, I don't think your favorite against those guys. And again, my prediction for the second half is that the bruins upset the pants in the first round. I believe that's still gonna happen. But against Tampa is JT Miller like set you over them, I don't think so. You know, getting lindholm, hit fist Linton on the back end or, you know, a depth guy on D does that set you above those teams? No..
Bruins Beat
"bruin" Discussed on Bruins Beat
"I don't want to win a championship. But I understand that. I do. I get it. You love the bruins. That's the team you want to win, but to me, I think who's a great dude. Always wish you would have won one here should have won one here. I should have won two here. Maybe even more. But I like when guys go elsewhere and find some success. Good guys. And toy krug, as you all know, was a very good guy, is a very good guy. So to me, I look at krug as someone who I hope finds success. I know many of you will disagree. I don't love the idea of the blues winning a Stanley Cup, especially with Jordan Bennington. I could go without Bennington winning another cup. You know, kind of a cocky kid, annoying. Maybe not the greatest human in the world. But at the same time, I would like to see krug succeed elsewhere. So I did like seeing him score in the winter class. I did. As for the actual winter classic, no one asked not the one or classic or anything, but I'm still gonna talk about it because I think it's a fun event. I thought it was really cool this year. Baseball stadiums. They've kind of done the good ones. They've done Fenway. They've done Wrigley, so it's hard to do like another historic one. They did Dodger Stadium for the stadium series a few years ago. To me, this one had the elements, right? The freezing freezing freezing cold is like negative 8 at puck drop. Guys, water frozen in their beards could not have been comfortable to play in. My guess is those guys probably wouldn't want to play in those conditions again. But nonetheless, a cool event, really cool event. And it's funny, I saw Pete Blackburn tweet something similar to this. I hope they do away with stadium series, just because that kind of diminishes the value of an outdoor game, especially the winter classic. 'cause like, oh, we're just gonna play outdoors in these places, but what I would love to see is kind of what the what the NHL did with like Lake Tahoe. Where you have this huge event, beautiful place. You know, money be damned, who really care, you know, obviously I know they want to make money. I know they want, you know, full stadiums. I know they want people at the games. But, man, Tahoe is perfect. Like the scenery and just the backdrop and the whole Lake Tahoe experience was so cool to see..
Poke the Bear
"bruin" Discussed on Poke the Bear
"Bet online, your online sports book experts. Go there now. All right, so we're gonna play a game called two breakout candidates. I'm coming here and two candidates step back. This is exciting. It's a real catchy name. Yeah, this is very blunted to the point. Yeah, very creative. But Connor, you will do the two breakout candidates, and I will be in charge of crushing people's dreams with the two candidates who take a step back. So I will let you start. Do you want to do one than one than one? I want to do two and two. What do you want to do? We'll switch off. Okay. All right, so if I'm going first, I think the one guy who could be a breakup candidate is what I think. Burns are hoping for is leanness old Mark. I think you don't sign that guy to a four year $20 million contract, if you don't think that he's got a lot more to give, and I think it's easy to draw the comparables between him and a guy with Yara slav hawak who when the Bruin signed him to that deal, he looked at the baseline numbers. You're like, all right, is this guy washed? He's already kind of an older veteran guy. Like, what does this guy have? But you look closer to the numbers, and I was before Barry trucks with the islanders that was back when they had like a sieve of a defense in New York. So the fact that his numbers were, all right, with that defensive front room, kind of more or less painted a picture that is still a very capable goalie, especially she's got a better defense in front of them. What do you know, he looked pretty good here. So if you're getting a guy like Omar, who played in front of the frigging sabers and had like a 9 17 percentage last year. That's pretty impressive. I mean, you look at this some flaws that you have to work in his game. Obviously, you know, I think is like PK save percentage is pretty low, which is a little bit concerning. So they have to work on that. But I mean, you look at his 5 and 5, say percentage last year, I think it was like 9 37, which I think is higher than like, that's the levski flurry, carry price, all these kind of established guys. So moving to a system in Boston where the defense is structures a lot better. I mean, they were fortunately goals against as much people say, last year's defense was.
Poke the Bear
"bruin" Discussed on Poke the Bear
"And welcome in to poke the bear episode 58. The air hole back in 9 in episode. There are only three players ever to wear the number 58. I looked it up before. So we didn't have to do like last time with 57 where we were scrambling last minute to look it up. Check out cocky reference. Yes. A high reference is great for that, by the way. They have all the players also. I actually looked ahead, so I have some people in the back pocket for upcoming episodes. We're getting into those weird numbers. But I'm in office alongside Conor Ryan Connor. How are we doing? Evan, doing well. How you doing? I'm doing great. We will open the show with a the sad news obviously of Jimmy Hayes is passing the dropped Monday morning unfortunately. I came after Bruin speed. So for those wondering why that wasn't touch number one speed, it happened or got released right after we recorded, but just awful news horrendous news, one of the saddest stories I think it locally, we've had here in a long time. Just given what he meant to Boston, especially dorchester. I mean, a lot of people articulated it well. He lived the dream of every kid, you know, plays in dorchester, plays a BC once a national championship plays for the bruins. It just awful. Just absolutely awful. And I'm interested to hear your thoughts on the whole thing. Yeah, no, I mean, I think you've more or less echoing what you've said in terms of it just being an absolute tragedy. I mean, for, I think what we've seen in the last couple of days in terms of the outpouring of. Grief and the discussions of just who Jimmy was and how we kind of carried himself growing up in Boston that I wasn't didn't really know him all that well. You know about that whole family and just how connected they are and how rooted they are in the hockey community and whether it be guys who play with them or people who just knew the family and knew him growing up. You couldn't hear a single bad word ever said about him just so he carried himself and, you know, you know, happy go lucky attitude and always trying to focus on the positives. And even when he played here, obviously, didn't work out that way, and I'm sure he got a whole bunch of you know flat during those times and it's tough being a local guy playing under that pressure, but I think times and had a very good call about it talking about Jimmy during a time and how he still kept a positive mindset and more or less said you know I'm still, as you said, Evan, he's living the dream and I think that means a lot to people in the neighborhood because I think everyone grows up, you know, hoping to be a hockey player. Hopefully you get to play for your hometown team and he got to live that and it's one thing to do that, but also another thing..
Gaming and BS RPG Podcast
"bruin" Discussed on Gaming and BS RPG Podcast
"You're not having fun. I don't know. But i can tell you that you know you. Being at the table is causing other people not to have fun because nobody wants to fuck deal with you. That was way more polite than this right decades later but was basically look man. I got people at the table and not a single one of them. Wants to talk to you like in character ever. They don't want to deal with you. Because you're hassle. Sorry but no you gotta go. That was the most extreme personal. As i've had other people who have been kind of a pain ryan shut them down. Tempa thing with that was the one time when there was feedback. Like no you're done. That was very extreme. But i have a hard time. I have to admit telling. I think you're planning your character wrong or you. You're doing it wrong in some way or you would be more fun if you did this for me. Right if you engage with me. Is the game master. More now as a player i find given other players. Ideas advice is easier. I don't know why but keep going your turn. Bruin bruin it in your right bret. Giving them feedback is different then. The game master getting feedback master has a lot of shit that they could address tons of it right. Do less this do more of that. Whatever a lotta lovers abs- absolutely all sorts of stuff with a player. I mean aside from doing all the the the social contract stuff like showing up on time and your dice. Don't be a dick blah blah blah the other component. So one thing right. So my buddy jeff infamous about not a. It's always a mathematical equation. Every time the dice picked up it is you're trying to land that one goddamn frigging probe on moving asteroid plus two for the team advantage the disadvantage and then get another plus three. Oh did you okay. So blesses going this. A-plus one..
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"bruin" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"Bruins will take on the Capitals in Game four of the Garden Tonight, Puck drops It's 6 30. The two teams have decided their first three games in overtime, including double OT in Game three, but Brad Marchand said today that's playoff hockey. Everybody so dialed in and s so committed to playing the right way into bounce back with the games aren't going well and you know there's no game where you guys going to sleep through it. You come to the rink every night, prepared to play and Yeah. That's why it's so tight and 14 and six on the road this season. The Red Sox will be in Philadelphia tonight, taking on the Phillies in the first of three game time. Seven. Oh, five. Brian Antonelli WBZ Boston's news radio, 3 43. It's traffic and weather together. The Subaru retailers of New England all wheel drive traffic on the threes. We have messes in many places, Michael Yeah, we certainly Deobandi. We've got a mess on the Mass turnpike here, westbound. Of course, it is backed up. Well before you can corner out to the state police barracks in western and again for a few miles out past 4 95. This was it because of a crash on the eastbound side. Pike East before 4 95. That's where the crashes and farther east. You're stalled out before route 16 to do that corner, too. Let's see, Uh, the expressways holding up here with the double DBC news Radio Road report. Well, I've got a new problem here on the expressway North found right lane breakdown at Nippon sits so that's not gonna help anything which was already slow from Braintree. No South bound on the expressway, still very slow out of the O'Neill tunnel down past South Bay. Then more delays down at Furnace Brook Parkway getting into the brain tree split Kristen AC and the WBC news Radio road report. Well, A lot of folks are heading south today. Route three South is backed up before we won 39 all the way down into Kingston. That's a half an hour through all that stop and go. But surprisingly, we are clear at the Sagamore Bridge. In fact, the only backup at the Cape is getting off Cape. Go Figure Route 20 expected Well over a mile towards the born bridge Now, 1 28 South delays basically, from Newton down into dead. Um 93 is, of course, tied up both directions, getting to route 24, then. Up to the North won 28 north. Worst of it is from Route three. A up into Lynnfield Downtown. The lowered expect near Sullivan Square. Storrow Drive back to Mass. Have the Ted Williams Tunnel Westbound champ sore. Both Connect your tunnels, The Tobin Bridge out found. Forget it. Stop and go all the way up and over my king WBC's traffic.