The Detroit Red Wings take on the Boston Bruins in The Joe tonight at 8:00 p.m. EST.
The Boston Bruins and Detroit Red Wings come into Wednesday’s game with remarkably similar viewpoints about how they need to improve upon sluggish starts to the 2014-15 season.
Detroit Red Wings are coming off a loss a late controversial loss to the Anaheim Ducks in the last thirty seconds of the game and a three-day break. The Detroit Red Wings will have to shake the rust off early and the defense will need to limit their mistakes because most of their mistakes lead to scoring opportunities for the other team.
“I think our group’s been more than fine,” Detroit head coach Mike Babcock said ” … We just got to keep grinding and getting better, but I’m happy with the way we played.”
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Boston Bruins are coming off a loss to the Colorado Avalanche and have played two more games than the Detroit Red Wings. The Bruins will be looking to even up the season series and David Krejci could be back on the ice for the Bruins tonight.
“Our record is pretty bad . . . 1-3. I thought we played a decent game last game. If we play like that [against the Red Wings] and put some pucks in the net then we’ll come out with the win,” David Krejci said “We just need to play the same way, crash the net and get a win. It’s a bad record, but this road trip could help us get back on track.”
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While the Bruins must clearly be in a more uncomfortable state of mind – Red Wings defenseman Brendan Smith admitted as much – both teams seem like they’re unhappy with only producing four goals this season
Each squad is also dealing with some substantial inconveniences when it comes to injuries, but don’t expect these common threads to make the two teams chummy tonight.
Projected Line-up
Forwards
- Gustav Nyquist – Henrik Zetterberg – Johan Franzen
- Tomas Jurco – Riley Sheahan – Tomas Tatar
- Justin Abdelkader – Darren Helm – Andrej Nestrasil
- Joakim Andersson – Luke Glendening – Drew Miller
Defensemen
- Niklas Kronwall – Jonathan Ericsson
- Brendan Smith – Danny DeKeyser
- Kyle Quincey – Jakub Kindl
Goaltender
- Jimmy Howard
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