Bruins Break Losing Streak

In an electrifying night, the Boston Bruins broke their two-game losing streak with an impressive 5-1 win over the Vancouver Canucks on Saturday. This performance has rekindled hopes among fans as the team gears up for the rest of the season.

Marchand Praises Wahlstrom

After the game, Bruins captain Brad Marchand took the opportunity to praise Oliver Wahlstrom, the forward recently claimed off waivers. Marchand pointed out Wahlstrom’s shooting prowess, drawing an intriguing comparison to Bruins star David Pastrnak. “He’s a great shooter,” Marchand noted, “He’s a very, very dangerous shot. He’s almost like a big Pasta the way he can shoot a puck. He’ll be a weapon in that aspect, and then he seems to be strong on it and competes, so looking forward to having him join the team.

Wahlstrom's Humble Response

However, Wahlstrom had a humble response to being likened to Pastrnak. “I didn’t hear about that. That’s outrageous. Pasta is Pasta,” he said, acknowledging his own skills while emphasizing his unique approach to the game.

Excitement Over Joining the Bruins

The 24-year-old former first-round pick expressed his excitement over joining the Bruins, stating, “That was pretty cool. Obviously, I grew up watching him (Marchand) play. I don’t know if it’s sunk in yet. It’s a dream come true to be back home where my family and friends live.

Awaiting Wahlstrom's Debut

Wahlstrom joined the team for practice on Monday ahead of their matchup against the Calgary Flames, but the interim head coach, Joe Sacco, has not confirmed when the talented forward will make his debut. “He rotated in with two lines today,