Bruins Finding a Winning Strategy

"Last year, the Bruins rotated goalies right to the end in the regular season and then tried to ride one guy in the playoffs. Based on Jim Montgomery's comments yesterday, I don't think they'll be doing the same thing this year."

"I don't know," he said. "I mean, that's something that we'll just continue to talk about internally if it makes sense. We have a little more rest now on our schedule after a heavy load of games, so it might make more sense a little bit then. But we also worry then that a goalie might not get in for almost six or seven days," said Montgomery.

"You might go two games in a row with one goalie if we keep doing the rotation and rotate after that," says Montgomery. "Just when you start winning in the playoffs, it makes it harder to switch lineup and goaltenders. But that's something that we're gonna have to discuss internally, and we know if you go with a platoon the whole year, switching in and switching out, you can't expect one guy to ride the emotions of the playoffs by themselves," said Montgomery when asked about the game-by-game goalie strategy.