The Bruins limited an opponent to 11 shots on goal or fewer for the first time since December 1993. The post An improving Bruins defense under Joe Sacco delivered a masterclass vs. Capitals appeared first on Boston.com.
The main idea of the text is that the improving Bruins defense, led by Joe Sacco, effectively shut down the high-scoring Capitals in a significant win. The text highlights: * Exceptional defensive performance: The Bruins limited the Capitals to a remarkably low number of shots, achieving a feat not seen since 1993. * Changing defensive identity: While the Bruins have always been defensively strong, this year's team presents a new, even more effective style of defense. * Toughness and patience: The defense excels at stifling scoring opportunities by crowding the slot and blocking shots, even if it means absorbing shots directly. * Impact of Sacco's coaching: Joe Sacco is credited with the team's defensive improvement. The Bruins' strong defensive showing against a potent offensive team like the Capitals emphasizes their newfound defensive prowess and potential for success this season.
