Former Bruins player and coach Mike Milbury emphasized the importance of Boston goaltender Jeremy Swayman's performance, stating, 'You gotta have Swayman being a showstopper or Swaystopper. He's gotta be on top of his game.' Milbury highlighted the significance of Swayman's focus and the benefit of a two-day break in the playoff schedule for the goaltender.
Milbury discussed the key factors for the Bruins' success in Game 6, noting the importance of quick exits, precise passing, and avoiding penalties, especially too many men on the ice calls. He emphasized the need for improvement in both staying out of the penalty box and enhancing the team's power-play performance to secure victories.
Despite Florida's success on the power play in the series, Milbury acknowledged the Bruins' deficiencies in this area, with Boston only managing one power-play goal out of 14 attempts. He highlighted the need for the Bruins to stay disciplined, focus on generating more offense, and capitalize on power-play opportunities to compete effectively.
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