As the Boston Bruins open the new season with an impressive 3-0 record, some concerns are beginning to surface among fans and analysts. While their early success is undoubtedly a positive sign, there's a notable trend that has raised eyebrows.
In the three games played so far, the Bruins have scored a total of nine goals. What's intriguing, or perhaps slightly concerning, is that two players, David Pastrnak and James van Riemsdyk (JvR), have combined to net seven of those goals.
The issue at hand is the need for the Bruins to diversify their scoring sources. While it's fantastic to have star players like Pastrnak and JvR finding the back of the net, a well-rounded team typically relies on contributions from various lines and players throughout the lineup.
To maintain their winning ways and secure a successful season, the Bruins will have to find a way to generate more goals from their depth players and spread the scoring wealth. While the early focus is on their top guns, it's essential that the supporting cast steps up to ensure a balanced attack and reduce the team's reliance on a select few.
