Ep 5: Is Morgan Geekie a DARK HORSE to make team Canada?

How much have injuries HURT the Bruins?

In this episode of the Marcussi Show, Marcus and Pat (@PatrickCaseyMC on X) review the Bruins performances during their California road trip and how much injuries have played a part in that stretch (6:04). They review the state of the Atlantic division and where the Bruins are as a team (16:00). They also answer some of your questions you asked on (@Marcussi_) Instagram including James Hagens (34:18), a few trade discussions (44:44) and depth scoring (52:00). They wrap it up with some fun Thanksgiving talk and what their favorite dishes are.

Ep 5: Is Morgan Geekie a DARK HORSE to make team Canada?

In today's episode, Marcus brings in former co-host from his college radio days - Patrick Casey (@PatrickCaseyMc on X). The two reunite to discuss the Bruins strengths and weaknesses through their condensed 14 game schedule and Pat brings up a hypothetical that seems more within reach than we think before the 2026 Olympics for Team Canada. All that and more in today's show.

Bruins BOUNCE BACK in needed win, but can they start games better in the future?

After a brutal 7-2 loss to the Ottawa Senators ,the B's bounced back in the tail end of a back to back stretch. We discuss the game itself, what Boston excelled at in scoring five straight but also how the Bruins need to start their games on a better foot — Can they control possession, can they fix defensive lapses, can they generate momentum faster? All that and more in today's pod.

Ep 4: What went wrong for the Bruins on their three game road trip?

Boston just finished its first road trip and is now on a four game losing streak. We dive into each game and trends that went well and what went sideways in their losses. What do the Bruins do from here? All that in this episode.

Ep 3: Was Bruins Management right all along?

The P & V works? Is Hampus Lindholm gonna get a run on the short road trip? How good is our prospect pool? We dive into all that in a weekend recap of Bruins, Providence Bruins and some NCAA first goal scorers.