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Largely because for YEARS he was almost the only reason for Bruins fans like myself to hope for a win.
The skaters in front of him in those years were largely vet minimum stiffs because Jeremy ("Miser") Jacobs cared for nothing but minimizing expenses.
The situation has gotten better because Jacobs's sons understand that even the most faithful Bruins fans will
eventually stop buying tickets.
That's a pretty dumb statement. No goalie wins a stanley cup if the team in front of them doesn'y play well.
“Tim played well, but I think our team played just as well in front of him. You don’t win the Stanley Cup just with a goaltender. He won the Conn Smythe because he was very good, but at the same time, I would like to hope that the statistics of your goaltenders can also reflect the team in front of you. We did a pretty good job in front of him for years minimizing the goal-scoring chances and the quality of it.
“So let’s make sure we don’t take away credit from the rest of the team, too. He was a big part of it, and so was a lot of other guys. But at the same time, we won the Stanley Cup because we were a good team. That’s what I’d like to think, anyway.”
Tim Thomas has a charity where he buys Tim Thomas jerseys and distributes them to people affected by big government.
Tim Thomas has a charity where he buys Tim Thomas jerseys and distributes them to people affected by big government.
Do you think the money goes to the R.N.C.?
What, 1, maybe 2 years?
His first season as a full-time starter was the same year they brought in Chara (5 years/$37.5M) and Savard (4 years/$20M) on deals that were certainly anything-but-miserly. The next year they made the playoffs and the year after that they won the division.