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During their set, Ken Casey, the band’s lead singer, declared his Black and Gold fandom to a round of boo birds. They weren’t done, though as Ken’s son, Liam, was invited onto the set.
Liam wasn’t alone, however, as he brought a doll on stage dressed in a Canadiens uniform. That doll’s lifespan was short lived as Liam proceeded to throw the doll down on the stage – with impact – and ripped the head off, which of course resulted in more heat coming from the Montreal crowd.

Geoffrey P wrote:Dropkick Murphys draw heat for anti-Habs display in Montreal
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During their set, Ken Casey, the band’s lead singer, declared his Black and Gold fandom to a round of boo birds. They weren’t done, though as Ken’s son, Liam, was invited onto the set.
Liam wasn’t alone, however, as he brought a doll on stage dressed in a Canadiens uniform. That doll’s lifespan was short lived as Liam proceeded to throw the doll down on the stage – with impact – and ripped the head off, which of course resulted in more heat coming from the Montreal crowd.

Can't wait til the Canadiens get the crap beat out of them in the first game. Bruins need to really get that out of their system for once and if they do it's not going to be pretty for the Canadiens...

Geoffrey P wrote:Krejci signed for 6 years/$43.5 million extension. That's more than Bergeron, who I think is definitely a better all around player but at least he's locked up for another 8 years total.

amaenaideyo wrote:That sucks.
Pretty much it.

truth18 wrote:

amaenaideyo wrote:That sucks.
Pretty much it.

Seriously. I'm no NHL expert by any means but wtf. Why did we do this?

Rather than simply place Savard on LTIR, a move that would have left them with no cap space and a new upper limit of $66,086,309, the Bruins demoted Hamilton and Krug on the final day of training camp, reducing their Averaged Club Salary from $66,086,309 to $64,275,475 — just $24,525 under the upper limit. Only then did the Bruins place Savard on LTIR, giving them a new upper limit of $68,302,618. The Bruins then recalled Hamilton and Krug and included them on their opening-day roster, bringing their Averaged Club Salary back up to $66,086,309, with the flexibility to add $2,216,309 more in Averaged Amounts, cap space that would not have existed without the one-day demotion of Hamilton and Krug.