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You’ve got to realize what was at stake and what slipped away, but frustration’s not going to get you going in the right direction. I think it’s more, I’d rather see determination vs frustration; determination of wanting to turn it around and that’s what we’re trying to do here.
- Coach Julien, following Sunday’s high-intensity practice, on his Bruins working through their frustration of the loss to Montreal and finding a hungrier game moving forward (via nhlbruins)
Julien Becomes Second All-Time Winningest Coach in B's History ⇢
BOSTON, MA - Back on March 7, just two days after Bruins legend Milt Schmidt turned 95 years young, he was back in the confines of TD Garden, amidst the Black & Gold that will always serve as his home away from home.
As he recounted to me, in sharp detail, his decades around the spoked-B, the only man to serve as a player, captain, coach and general manager was enamored by how lucky he had been in his lifetime.
And when I asked about the current B’s roster, he was immediate with his response.
“Well, I think, first of all, Mr. Julien, the coach, is doing a fantastic job,” said Schmidt as he enunciated his words perfectly to make his point. “Because it’s a lot tougher now today than it was years ago.”
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He’s a very versatile player, he can play center, he can play the wing, he’ll block shots, he’ll do whatever it takes, and the more I finally get him in those situations, when you’re asking him to step up, he does a really good job.
- -Bruins Head Coach Claude Julien, on Gregory Campbell stepping up after Brad Marchand left Saturday’s game vs Toronto and did not return (via nhlbruins)
We know he’s got good strength, he’s a great skater, has a great shot, and he’s utilizing all his tools right now and there doesn’t seem to be anything holding him back, and that’s pretty impressive because guys come back sometimes a little tentative and that’s not the case with Nathan. I think right now you’re seeing him at his best. We all know that he’s a machine. He doesn’t seem like he’s missed a beat. He’s right back in great form right now and we’re feeding off him, there’s no doubt.
- Claude Julien (x)
Coach Julien found the #Bruins section of Target during the #Holiday Toy Shopping event.
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June 15th, 2011
One year ago today the Boston Bruins defeated the Vancouver Canucks in Game Seven of the Stanley Cup Final to win their sixth NHL Championship
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Don't Call It a Playoff Preview ⇢
OTTAWA, Ontario — It was one of those days where B’s Head Coach Claude Julien just didn’t have much to share during his pregame comments to the media prior to the Bruins matchup with the Ottawa Senators on Thursday night.
But what the Ottawa area-native did say spoke volumes, as the B’s bench boss forcefully tamped down any playoff preview talk.
“Well, it’s not a playoff preview because nothing’s confirmed yet,” said Coach Julien. “So we’re not looking at it like that.”
