Brad Marchand Caught On Camera Taking Out His Frustration On Brady Tkachuk Following Overtime Loss
Boston Bruins captain Brad Marchand was caught on camera taking out his frustration on Senators captain Brady Tkachuk following their overtime loss.
Things have not been going good for the Boston Bruins to start off the 2024-25 season, and it's been clear that the Bruins are starting to boil over with some frustrations.
Following their overtime loss to the Ottawa Senators in Linus Ullmark's return to TD Garden, Brad Marchand let out some of those frustrations on Brad Tkachuck.
Jim Montgomery has been trying to make changes to get the Boston Bruins offence going, but nothing has been working. Montgomery after every game seems to be calling the Bruins out stating the Bruins game is not good enough multiple times, and after their performance on Saturday, I can't see Montgomery being too pleased.
The Boston Bruins were held without a single shot in the entire third period against the Senators, and just 24 seconds into overtime Brad Tkachuk would go on to score the game winning goal.
Brad Marchand had some choice words to say to Brady Tkachuk on his way by after Tkachuk scored the game winner, and Marchand was caught on camera.
Everyday Sens account on X (twitter) thinks they know exactly what Brad Marchand was saying to Brady Tkachuk on his way by.
Brady Tkachuk and Brad Marchand are both known to be instigators playing very similar types of games, and if it was the other way around, Brad Marchand would have loved this type of reaction.
Unfortunately for the Bruins they were on the wrong end, and instead Tkachuk had Marchand upset, and Marchand did not hold back on his way by.
The Boston Bruins currently sit 7-7-2 on the season, one of the worst starts to a year they have had in a long time. Something needs to change, or else we could possible see a coaching change or some big moves happen.
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