The Boston Bruins Discipline Their Team After A poor Effort
Boston Bruins head coach Jim Montgomery implemented a rare disciplinary measure during today's practice, having the team engage in skating sprints.
This unusual move comes in response to the coach's observation of fatigue during Saturday's game in Montreal.
Expressing concern about the team's energy levels, Montgomery explained,
"I thought our team looked tired in Montreal on Saturday.
To maintain the expected performance level, we're incorporating these sprints into practice today."
To maintain the expected performance level, we're incorporating these sprints into practice today."
Skating sprints, uncommon in Bruins practices, serve as a clear message about the team's need to maintain peak physical condition. This disciplinary action aims to rejuvenate the players and reinforce the high standards expected in the competitive NHL.
As the Bruins embrace this challenge, the impact of Coach Montgomery's decision will be revealed in upcoming games, with fans hoping for a renewed sense of energy and determination from the team.
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