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  • Daily Buzz: October 10, 2013

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    Daily Buzz: October 10, 2013

    Tim Rosenthal October 10, 2013
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    Photo credit: Jim Davis/Boston Globe Staff

    The Daily Buzz is a column devoted to the best Boston Bruins and NHL news and links around the world wide web. With that, here is the best that the internet has to offer – and today’s Bruins Daily publishing schedule – for October 10, 2013.

    Today on Bruins Daily

    Your’s truly and Anthony Travalgia will be on site for tonight’s game between the Bruins and Avalanche. Chris Chirichello and Dan St. Pierre will weigh in from the comforts of their living room(s).

    Be sure to follow Bruins Daily on Twitter for live updates at @BruinsDaily and use #DailyLive to be included in our Twitter feed. Have a picture you want to share? Use #BruinsDaily and we’ll share it on Twitter and Instagram.

    Finally, don’t forget to follow the writers’ individual accounts as well at @_TimRosenthal, @A_Travalgia, @DanStPierre9 and @DONCHERRIES

    In case you missed it

    Here’s another article from your’s truly on some interesting decisions ahead for Peter Chiarelli regarding the Bruins defense.

    Also, here’s yesterday’s Daily Buzz.

    Know the enemy

    The Avalanche are off to their first 3-0 start in franchise history. Patrick Roy seems to be getting quite the buzz in his first year as head coach, especially after being fined $10,000 in his coaching debut. I’m sure the goaltending great will have a lot more up his sleeve during the course of the 82-game season.

    Tonight’s intriguing matchup features a battle of third lines. Mile High Sticking says the Avs currently have the best third line in the league with Jamie McGinn, PA Parenteau and rookie hotshot Kyle MacKinnon, but the Bruins’ trio of Chris Kelly, Jordan Caron and Reilly Smith might have something to say about that. Either way, it should be an entertaining matchup.

    Bruins linkage

    Head coach Claude Julien is keeping an eye on the Red Sox during their playoff run (Joe McDonald, ESPN Boston).

    The Bruins are pretty happy about their 2-0 start, but aren’t getting carried away (Joe Haggerty, CSNNE).

    League linkage

    Blackhawks coach Joel Quenneville called last night’s defeat to the Blues “a brutal loss” after Alex Steen scored the game-winner with 21 seconds left in regulation (Chris Kuc/Chicago Tribune).

    Former Bruin Brad Stuart earned a three-game suspension for his head shot on Rick Nash in San Jose’s 9-2 win Tuesday night (Sean Leahy/Puck Daddy).

    Tonight’s projected lines

    Bruins

    Milan Lucic-David Krejci-Jarome Iginla
    Brad Marchand-Patrice Bergeron-Loui Eriksson
    Jordan Caron-Chris Kelly-Reilly Smith
    Daniel Paille-Gregory Campbell-Shawn Thornton

    Zdeno Chara-Johnny Boychuk
    Dennis Seidenberg-Dougie Hamilton
    Torey Krug-Adam McQuaid

    Tuukka Rask
    Chad Johnson

    Avalanche

    Gabriel Landeskog-Paul Stastny-Alex Tanguay
    Ryan O’Reilly-Matt Duchene-Steve Downie
    Jamie McGinn-Nathan McKinnon-PA Parenteau
    Cody McLeod-John Mitchell-Patrick Bordeleau

    Jan Hejda-Erik Johnson
    Tyson Barrie-Nate Guenin
    Cory Sarich-Andre Benoit

    J-S Giguere
    Semyon Varlamov

    Tweets of interst

    After Roy’s fine, Julien tried to work on getting some distance between the glass with the Avs coach during his downtime:

    And cheer’s to the fine folks at Sam Adams for sponsoring this year’s Frosted Fall Benefit for the Boston Bruins Foundation:

    For something completely different…

    This might be the last straw: the partial government shutdown has hit craft brewers all across America. Hopefully they solve this mess soon, because I want my good tasting beer back!

    Disclaimer: Bruins Daily encourages those who are 21 and over to please drink responsibly.

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    Tim Rosenthal serves as the Managing Editor of Bruins Daily. He started contributing videos to the site in 2010 before fully coming on board during the Bruins' Stanley Cup run in 2011. His bylines over the last decade have been featured on Boston.com, FoxSports.com, College Hockey News, Patch and Inside Hockey. You can follow Tim on Twitter @_TimRosenthal.

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