BOLD Predictions for Bruins Season | Bruins Beat

BOLD Predictions for Bruins Season | Bruins Beat

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I am Evan Marinowski and it’s just me today. Just me. Just me. Connor didn’t want to come on. I’m kidding. He did a busy week. Um, but I kind of wanted to do this show solo and I didn’t ask for questions because this is all about predictions. This is a prediction show and I want these predictions to be my own. I want to be able to go back and look at how correct I was on all of these in the middle of the season, at the end of the season. And it’s sort of like you can track them. You can see how they are. You can come back to this episode throughout the year. And that’s the point of this. And I sat there on Sunday night and I I I used everything I’ve been saying to formulate predictions. These are bold. I believe all of these. I’m not just saying like Morgan Geeki is going to have 65 goals this year. Nope. None of that. These are bold, but realistic. These are not insane. Unfortunately, I don’t have Conor McDavid going to the Bruins in any of these predictions. So, if you thought if you if you came here for that, you can turn the show off right now. Um, but this is the I have 15. And I ordered these in how they’re going to go in the season. You know, I don’t have the Bruins expectations as the number one prediction. These are going to gradually go throughout the season. Uh, they’re sort of in chronological order, so to speak. That’s the word, chronological order, um, throughout the season. So, why don’t we dive into predictions? These are 15 predictions I have for this 202526 Bruins season. I’ll start here. Number one, I think the middle six struggles through the first month of the season. Um I think you look at the first and fourth lines, those look pretty set. Not the case in the middle six. They were never really um they were never uh consistent through the preseason, through training camp. And I think that’s going to equate to not a lot of scoring. Even if you have Zaka, Middlestat, Arvdson, I think they start out slow. They didn’t play a ton together throughout training camp. Yes, they’re all NHL veterans or relatively speaking NHL veterans. I don’t think they do so hot through the first month, two months of the season. And I think when you look at that third line, too, I think AC and Jano are going to swap spots on the third and fourth line quite a bit. I think Mittton is going to be reliable, but I don’t expect his production to be very high, especially starting, you know, starting out his NHL career. And then is it Houston Dino on the right? Does Matt Potra come up? I think that middle six is going to be in flux. Um, and I think, you know, when it comes to depth scoring, they’re not going to get a lot of it to start the season. And I think this is going to be an issue for them. You know, do they settle at some point? Maybe. But I think for the first month, that’s a problem for them. That’s something that we look at after, you know, five a fivegame stretch, 10 game stretch, and it’s like, oh man, that score sheet is fairly bare. Doesn’t mean they don’t help out on the power play. Middlestat on the second unit, Zaka on the first, but I think it’s going to take them some time to get going. So, that’s prediction number one. Prediction number two, I think Geeky, Lindel, and Posrock actually produce immediately and they’re the main source of offense. I think they build off of what they did last season at the end of last season. Geeki has been putting the puck in the net pretty much at the same rate he did last year in the preseason. And I know it’s preseason hockey, but he’s a shot first guy. He’ll shoot from anywhere. um great one-timer, underrated release point. So, I like him to continue doing what he’s been doing. I think Elias Lindholm, we’ll get to him in a little bit. I think he fits with those two guys. And David Poshnock is David Posternok. And I think through the first month, month and a half of the season, they are the primary source of offense. Dare I say, they’re going to be a oneline team, especially offensively. So, I think they work. And also, that trio has looked good in the preseason, which has really been important. Um, and I think, you know, you can’t put put a ton of stock at the end of last season given that the season was pretty much over, but they still cooked. They still cooked and that’s continued into the preeason and they’re full, they seem to be fully healthy. So, to me, that first line, Geeky, Lindol, Postnock, that line works. I think there are going to be times, you know, we even say, “Hey, is there you know, do you move one of those guys off that line to the second line to get them going?” My first instinct, no. Don’t do that. That line is going to produce goals for you. It’s going to produce offense for them. To me, that is absolutely 100% um going to be their main source of offense through the start of the season. Prediction number three, when Thanksgiving arrives, which is really the inflection point for every team, it’s 25 games in. Bruins will be 500. Bruins are going to be a 500 club come Thanksgiving. Um you know, they’re going to have shootout losses. uh you know, they might not be exactly 500, but they’re going to be right around that. Um they’re going to have some streaks where you’re like, “Oh my god, what is this team doing? They are not great.” They’re also going to have a couple two or three game win streaks in there where you’re like, “All right, okay, there’s something there. I like that.” Um I think that’s what they’re going to be. They’re going to be a 500 club. Um going to start a little bit slow. As I said, they’re going to have their their ups. Um, but to me they are a they are a 500 team um through the start of the season. That’s what I think they are come the Thanksgiving break. So my fourth prediction, Charlie Makavoy returns to form, finishes with exactly 51 points and finishes sixth in Norris voting. I think if I looked at Charlie Makavoy as like a stock, I think all the signs are there that his stock is going to rise this year or at least go back to where it was. fully healthy, long off season, clearly motivated, and there’s that drive for the captaincy. I know everybody, including myself, you know, David Poshnox should be the guy. David Poshnock’s the guy. Team doesn’t feel that way yet. Team clearly doesn’t feel that way yet. So, it is up for grabs. I think that is a northstar for him. But I also think again, it’s the motivation. It’s not making the playoffs last year. It’s being knocked out early, uh, you know, during four nations. He’s fully healthy. I think he gets back to that. I think the power play is better. We’ll get to that in a bit. That equates to more points. I think just more stability on the back end equates to some more points for him. And I think he’s a really good shutdown defenseman in general. And I think you see that throughout the season. I think he’s a guy that, yeah, he’s not going to be leading the D in points. He’s not the the flashiest defenseman, but I think when the voters get together at the end of the year, they say, “Hey, he was really freaking good. Maybe not the number one Norris guy, maybe not a top three, but somewhere after, you know, three, four, five, six, somewhere in there. Um, and to me, he’s, you know, I I think he’s going to end up like sixth than Norris, 51 points. I think he returns to form, which this team badly, badly needs him to. Um, and again, when he is right, that Dor is right because it puts everything into place. He can take tough matchups. He can kill penalties. He can be at the top of the power play. And I think he’s going to be a guy that they look to for sure um on that back end. Uh my fifth prediction, this is a little controversial. I’m curious what you guys think of this. Jeremy Swayman is in the VZNA race all season due to him being a top goalie on a meh team. He finishes third in VZNA voting with a 918 save percentage and a 248 goals against average. I think he’s motivated as hell. I think they’re a more defensive team. Barring injuries, he has a better decor in front of him than he did for most of last season. U and Yonas Corposalo is going to have more games. Jonas Corposalo is going to play more games, which is going to take the lighten the workload a little bit for him. To me, Jeremy Swayman breaks out. This is the year. This is the year he breaks out. Um I saw a story in the Athletic on Monday ranking goalie tiers. Um and they have him as like the second rated tier. like he’s he’s, you know, not top four, but he’s well into the top 10, at least according to NHL executives and coaches. I think he lives up to that and more this year. I think the Olympics are a big source of motivation for him. To me, he gets back to it. I think just again, this goes back to the Makavoy thing, too. They’re going to be more defensive this year. They should be better defensively. Yes, of course, they’re going to have some games where you are wanting to put your remote control through the TV with the way they defend, but I think they’re a lot better than last year. And I think most importantly, he’s a lot better than last year. So to me, he returns to form and is even better this season, and he finishes third in Bezna voting. Um, and he makes it a real case all season long. My sixth prediction, Elias Lindholm improves to 60 points centering the top line. Now, that’s not crazy. He had I think like 47 points last season. you know, took, you know, was better much better at the end than he was at the beginning in the middle of the season. I think he’s just more consistent this year. I don’t think we’re seeing an 85 point Elias Lindholm. I don’t think we’re seeing, you know, a guy who is replicating what he did when he was with Johnny Gdro and Matthew Kachchuck in Calgary. I picked him last year to be a breakout guy to be I don’t remember might have had like 75 points last year was somewhere in and around that. I’m going to be more conservative this year. I think he improves for sure. I think being with Geeky and Postnock and having that chemistry and being in year two, year two is a huge year for free agents, especially in the NHL. Year one, it’s a lot of uh acclimating, new systems, new city, family’s in a new place, all those different things. He’s here now. He’s had a year under his belt. He’s had rock bottom, which was last year. To me, he improves. I think, again, this also factors in the power play is going to be better. That’s going to equate to more points for him. seems to be in the bumper spot, which is a spot in the power play that historically the Bruins have gotten a lot of points out of. So, I think just by existing, he’s going to hit 60 points. I think obviously he’s good on draws, responsible defensively, all those things. To me, though, 60 points, he hits it. Um, and makes more sense for the money that he’s making, which I think is what, uh, everybody wants. Uh, before we get into the rest of the predictions, this episode is brought to you by Prize Picks. You and I make decisions every day, but on prize picks, being right can get you paid. Don’t miss any of the excitement this season on prize picks where it’s good to be right. The NHL, excuse me, hockey opens, hockey opens on Tuesday. And I got my picks. Spencer Knight, more than 27 and a half goalie saves. Ryan Donado, more than one and a half shots on goal. If Kenny Malin, more than 100, 100, more than 1.5 shots on goal. Not 100, more than 1.5 shots on goal. and Darcy Kemper more than 24 and a half goalie saves. That’s what I like going in uh going into Tuesday’s slate of games. Prize Pix is simple to play. 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Um Posh was also a little slow in the early going last year, which makes it all the crazier that he had the season he ended up having. Um he’s in his prime. He’s in his prime. That’s my explanation for that. He’s in his prime. He has more chemistry with Geeki and Lindholm. I think David Posnock cooks with 50 goals. gets back to the 50 goal mark for the first time since 22 23 when he had 61 62 63 over 60 goals. Um so to me I think he gets back uh not to 60 but to 50 which is key for them um in optimizing his prime. Number eight, this goes kind of handinhand with Postron. Bruins improved the power play to 22% which would have ranked them number 17 last year. They were 15.2% I believe last season. and they get up to 22, which again, you think number 17 in the whole league, that’s not that great. That’s a huge improvement. That is a that is a enough more power play goals to make a legit difference um in wins and losses. So, they are better on the power play. Steve’s spot makes a big difference. Pastron not just being uh in the one-timer. Ovuchkin office spot makes a huge difference. So, their power play is better. Um, I’m very curious to see how Makavoy does as the QB. I like that they rotate Posterno more. Um, I think Morgan Geeki has now turned himself into a guy you have to game plan for a little bit. You can’t just let him be. You can’t uh put all your focus on David Posternok. Um, Geeki can also let one-times go. Lindholm can can let one-times go. And then you have Zaka who’s the only left shot on that top power play unit and he’s down by the net. Sort of a facilitator. Also can take it to the net himself for a scoring chance. I’m very curious to see. I mean again the key to any good power play no matter what you do an umbrella an overload whatever it is. You have to be moving. You have to be mobile because that opens up passing lanes. And it’s going to take a little time. I don’t think they’re going to come right out of the shoot humming on that power play. But I think eventually they do get back to, you know, when when the other team is called for a penalty, Bruins fans aren’t like, “Oh, shoot. Oh, shoot. I I don’t want to have to watch this.” I think their zone entries get cleaner. Um, I think they become a much more well-rounded, mobile, better unit. And then I’m curious, unit two, um, how does Hampus Lindm do quarterbacking that? Where does Mason Lorry factor in? And I do wonder, and maybe I should have made a prediction about this, you know, does Hamp Lindol ever challenge for the top power play QB spot? Does Mason Loai ever challenge for the top um power play QB spot? Um but again, I think Makavoy has that down to start the season and I think overall that power play improves off of what it has last year last year. Their cast is too good. They’re too good to be bottom five in the league in power play. I’m sorry. They’re better than being 15%. They just are. They just are. Um so that was number eight. Then we get to number nine. So a lot of those were positives. We’re getting going to get into some negatives here. Number nine, Bruins remain bottom 10 in goals four because the depth scoring is non-existent. I don’t have any faith in the depth scoring on this team. I just don’t. I just don’t. Goes back to what I said earlier with the middle six. I think, you know, I don’t think you get career years out of Zaka or Middlestat. I think Jano’s production isn’t quite where you need it to be. Mitten is in his first, you know, full frontto back NHL season. I I you can’t count on production from him. He’s going to have a lot of duties in terms of, you know, shutting down other teams top lines, being responsible on his own end. That’s a that’s a whole that’s a huge thing. And then, you know, are you getting it from the fourth line like is or is that Castellic and Corali? Um what’s Dino giving you? To me, I just don’t think the depth scoring is good enough. I think they get a lot of production from that top line. They get a good amount of production from their power play. Yeah, you get a depth scoring uh you know, you get a goal from your second line every now and again, but you still rank bottom 10 in the league in um goals for that doesn’t mean you’re 29, doesn’t mean you’re 32. It just might mean you’re at the top part of the bottom 10, but they’re in that area. I scoring with this team is going to be a problem outside of that top line. Um and even when I say the top line’s going to cook, I mean Posternok, you know, I have as I just made my prediction, 100 points isn’t different from last season. Lynholm going to 60. I mean, that’s that’s an improvement and that’s good and you want that, but that’s not lifting you into being the 12th best scoring team in the league. So, to me, goal scoring is going to be an issue for them. Um, and I think that’s going to be um it’s going to be a thing you see all season. I don’t think that ever really gets fixed. Um, and now we get into this number 10. You’re probably wondering, what about the young guys? Matt Potra is the lone young player to be called up during the season. Stick and produce. Obviously, other young players are going to be called up. I think Potra’s game fits Sturm style the best out of all the young guys like Blue Mel Steves. Potra makes the most sense. Potra can play a two-way game. Potra’s smart. Needs to protect himself more. Can’t be getting killed every shift, but he is, you know, he he has that offensive touch. He has incredibly good vision, good in his own zone. I think he sticks. I think he’s a guy that when he’s called up eventually, and he will be, sticks. Now, is it on the right wing? Is it down the middle? I’m not sure, but he ends up playing at the varsity level and staying. I think my thing with Blue Mel is I I I’m surprised they didn’t keep him around to start the season. I just I’m not fully sold on his game away from just his shot. from just his shot. Like his skating, his IQ, his play away from the puck to me, I that still needs work. But the shot itself, I think is good enough that he should have, you know, made the roster. Do I think when they call him up, you know, is he a 20 goal scorer? Probably not. But he does have something that most other Bruins do not have, which is a goal scoring ability. It just comes down to whether or not he can do it at the NHL level. Nonetheless, I think Matt Potra is the one lone young guy to come up here and stick. Um, before we get into trade deadline predictions and what they end up doing and how they finish the season, make sure to go subscribe to Burns Rankside on YouTube. We have content all the time, podcast, scrums, interviews, analysis, live streams, all that great stuff. 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Um to start number 11, Victor Arbertson and Andrew Peak are traded at the deadline for futures. Um this is something I’ve been saying for a little while here. This shouldn’t be a huge surprise. I think Arvinson has a good, not great season. I still think he gets something fairly legitimate for him. I look at like a second round pick. You take that every time. Um, and I think is a speedy third line, physicalish winger for a playoff team pending UFA. I think there’s going to be a team that’ll give you a second and maybe a prospect for a guy like Victor Arvdson. I age-wise doesn’t really fit in the future of this for this team. So to me, like that’s a common one. And then Andrew Peak, I know they don’t have a lot coming up on the right side, but are you gonna pay him like a top four right shot defenseman? I mean, again, could have a great season with Hampus Lindholm, but even if he does have a great season with Hampus Lindholm, which is entirely possible, um, there are going to be teams that would want him at the deadline, like want him bad, like if you can, he’s 27. If you can get him, uh, and he’ll be 28 around the deadline. Not that that makes a huge difference, but if you can get a team to buy into him being a top four right shot defenseman, a playoff team, I keep saying this, you could get a lot for Andrew Peak, like top four or borderline top four right shot defenseman. I mean, dare I say if he has a good season next to Lindol, dare I say a first, dare I say a high-end prospect. I’m not saying both, but like you’re going to get something legitimate for Andrew Peak. you will get something legit for Andrew Peak. I think you gave up a second for him, you’re at least getting that back. Again, people forget how desperate teams get around the deadline. And if Andrew Peak has a good season and the Bruins are like, “Hey, you know what? We like him, but we’re we don’t want to overpay for him. He might not be, you know, in our future plans, even though they don’t have much on the right side coming down the pipeline.” I see Andrew Pete going at the deadline along with Victor Robertson. Not together, or maybe they’re together, but probably not together. Um, but getting futures for him, a first, a high-end prospect, or, you know, a second and a and a high-end prospect. So, to me, I see those guys going. Number 12, we hear lots of rumors about Casey Middlestat, but he ultimately stays. I think Casey Middlestat stays. I don’t think they find a partner. I think the contract is quite a lot. Even if he has a pretty good year, that contract is quite a bit. I also think he provides something to this team that they don’t have outside of Post, which is a good playmaker. And again, along with my predictions, I don’t predict him to have a, you know, fantastic year. I still think him on that second unit is worth it. And I don’t think they get enough uh when they put him out as a potential trade bait uh to make it worth giving up on him. Um, and I don’t know if teams I don’t think teams are going to be willing to eat that whole contract, especially playoff teams. Uh, when in reality, you know, if you I mean, if he was making like three million or three and a half, it’d be one thing, but over five something. I don’t see him getting moved at the deadline. Um, so that is my 12th prediction. And I’m curious if you guys think like are these bold enough? Are you is that going out on enough of a limb? Um, because this one, this is the one. This is the this is the James Hagens to the Bruins type prediction. last October. And this is my lucky number 13 prediction for this coming season. The Avalanche can’t come to a contract agreement with Marty Nous. So, the Bruins swoop in and trade for him and they extend him and going back in that deal. One of the pieces, not all, but one of the pieces is Pavo Zaka. Pavle Zaka will be part of the trade back to the ABS because they want to replace some of the production at a more affordable price. That to me is what that one is. Um, Marty Nous makes a lot of sense for here. You have the Czechia connection which is huge with David Pastron. Can play center, can play the wing. He gives you an element of speed that you don’t currently have. He gives you an element of skill that you don’t currently have. He gives you another member of the core. To me, like Natus is the guy. He’s realistic. I think the Bruins go big. I think when you know when you look and I’ll get into what they’ll be this season. Postur’s in his prime, Makaoy’s in his prime. Swayman’s entering his prime, those guys are going to want to win. And if they, you know, what I anticipate is going to be another season this year, you can’t let those build on each other. So, you can trade off spare parts like Peak and Arvidson, but you still need to add for the future. And NIS does that. Nature gives the Bruins a jolt, not just obviously on the ice, but also off of it. fans a jolt in terms of, hey, now they’ve got this guy. They’ve got another piece to the puzzle up front offensively. They can build along with him. They got James Hagens coming down the pipeline and for 26 27 for next season, it’s even more exciting. It’s something to build off of. They’re a playoff team the year after this coming one. So to me, that’s what Marty Nas does. I want unless they fully stink this season, I want to see them make a move at the deadline if possible where they can they can trade for someone who is going to help them long term. And to me, that’s Marty Nous. And that’s what they end up doing. That’s what I think they do at this deadline. That’s their big move. And it helps them in the short term. No question because this leads right into number 14. The Bruins do not make the playoffs this coming year. They do not. The Bruins don’t make the playoffs. The Atlantic is good. Teams like the Senators and Canadians take the next step. I don’t want to go far enough to say the Sabres, although I saw I think it was Evolving Hockey had them like number two going into the season according to their model. That said, the Bruins do not make the playoffs this season, but they have a late surge. They have a little bit of a late surge with Marty Nous. They have Marty Nous who’s helping them along. They have close games late. They’re never fully out of it, but they’re not fully in it. They’re not fully in it either. U they’re far enough back of the wild card to where they’re not looking at Gavin McKenna, but they’re also not realistically thinking playoffs. Um so to me, they don’t make the playoffs. For the second year in a row, the Bruins do not make the playoffs. But again, it’s not elongated because you went out, you got Marty Nis, you have James Hagens coming in, you’ll make more cap space to make offseason moves this summer. You’ll you’ll need to bolster the right side of your D. But that said, they do not make the playoffs this season. And that comes to number 15. The Bruins pick 12th in June’s draft and Toronto’s pick will be part of the deal. Part of will have been part of the deal for Marty Nes. So you get one first round pick. You pick 12th and that’s who you pick. And for fun, I will say they pick Casey Mutron. That’s who number 12 number 12 pick in the draft next year in 2026. The Bruins pick Casey Mutron out of Norwell, Mass, who uh is will be going to Boston College, is going to have and going to have a phenomenal year uh for the NTDP this year. So, the Bruins pick Casey Mutin number 12 come June. That’s my pick for who they pick at number 12. So, those are my 15 bold predictions. I’m curious what you guys think. I’m curious what your big predictions are. Tweet at me, DM me, comment on the YouTube video, send them my way. I’m very curious to hear what you guys think they’re going to be this year, what kind of team they’re going to be, who’s going to stand out, who’s not going to have a great year. Uh, I’m curious for all of that. So, those are my 15 bold predictions. We’ll revisit them mid-season. I’m sure some of these are going to age like a fine wine and others are going to age like the worst milk you have ever smelt in your entire life. So, we will see what happens. But, most importantly, I’m just damn excited for the season to start. I am. I’m really excited. You have games Wednesday and Thursday. Um, I’m pumped. I I’m just happy to have real hockey here and that’s all that matters. And we can watch together and we can have the ups and downs together again. And that’s what I’m I’m most pumped about. So that’s been Bruins Beat. Make sure to go uh check out our friends at Prize Pix. Use promo code CLNS. And make sure to go subscribe to Bruins Rankside on YouTube. That is Bruins Beatat. I’m Evan Marinowski. Your Bruins beat listeners. Have a great rest of your week. [Music]

On this episode of Bruins Beat, Evan Marinofsky gives out his big predictions for the 2025-26 Bruins season.

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