Bruins’ Jakub Lauko Describes Feeling Following Win Against Wild
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It’s easy to say that Jakub Lauko left his mark on the Wild-Bruins game at TD Garden on Tuesday night.
When Lauko almost put Boston ahead with a Michigan move late in the first period, hockey fans went crazy online. Approximately seven minutes before to the 23-year-old’s remarkable display of skill, he made an impression through fisticuffs.
Soon after Minnesota gained first blood, Connor Dewar and Lauko threw down the gloves and had a fun fight. The Boston fourth-liner was standing over the Wild center when Lauko got the best of him, sending him tumbling to the ice. Before heading to the penalty box, an ecstatic Lauko pumped up the Bruins faithful and his teammates in celebration of the victory.
Following the fight, Lauko gave an explanation for his outburst of emotion after Boston’s 4-3 overtime loss.
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Lauko told reporters, “It’s a thing that gets you going, gets the guys going,” according to Boston.com. Thus, there is a lot of feeling at that moment. I guess I simply let it all out. I simply wanted to let it out because it’s been boiling inside of me for the past two months.We scored shortly after, therefore I believe the work was done properly.
Lauko’s toughness on the ice on Tuesday night led head coach Jim Montgomery to believe that it was his “best game” of the season. Linemates John Beecher and Oskar Steern benefited from the enthusiasm as well; both players performed well against the Wild.
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When Lauko and company begin a three-game road trip in Winnipeg on Friday night, they will aim to get back in the win column.
