Mason Lohrei
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Oct 21, 2026
Joe HaggertyHOST
And it's like, you know, if you wanna, like, do things that are, like, kinda selfish and, and hurting the team, we can put somebody else in that wants to play and is not gonna do the same thing, and I... and nobody's above the group, and I think that's part of the message as well, and that's the benefit of having all these guys that can play.
Joe HaggertyHOST
And you've got guys like Clifton and Aspro that, that, you know, are sitting there in the press box watching because Brune and Lohrei are playing so well.
Joe HaggertyHOST
It sort of allows you to do things that you might not normally do as a coach because you've got the depth to do it.
Mick ColageoGUEST
Yeah.
Mick ColageoGUEST
I mean, and who knew Lohrei was gonna play this well?
Joe HaggertyHOST
Yeah.
Mick ColageoGUEST
I mean, I don't agree with PK Subban's superlative last night on ESPN.
RyanHOST
JJ Peterka, six points.
RyanHOST
Lohrei, five points.
RyanHOST
Swayman is, I mean, I think he's right behind Ullmark for the Vezina.
RyanHOST
Ullmark's been phenomenal.
Ken LairdHOST
What's bizarre is, so Scott McLaughlin wrote about this for the website, not only is Razor kind of hesitant to anoint him, obviously Sturm is 'cause he b- he sat Hagins and Patra in the last five minutes of the game.
Ken LairdHOST
They didn't get a shift, and he did the same for, uh, for Lohrei and Burnet, their, their third defensive pairing.
Ken LairdHOST
So I mean, it's not uncommon to see that, shorten the bench late in the game, it's a tight game, that sort of thing, but these guys are playing so well.
Rich ShertenliebHOST
I know.
Conor RyanHOST
His spot is unquestioned in the lineup, and I think when you look at the penalties on top of it, like, yeah, I think, like, you gotta give credit to Sturm for, one, I think, like, scratching him is a shot across the bow at all the veterans.
Conor RyanHOST
Like, "You guys better be buttoned up," or like, you know, 'cause like, I got this Mason, people thought Mason Lohrei was cooked, and now he's, like, been one of our best defenseman.
Conor RyanHOST
I'm taking him out.
Conor RyanHOST
I'm gonna take out Freddy the way that he's playing.
Evan MarinofskyHOST
Gotta swing for the fences, and signing him is swinging for the fences given off the, you know, the year he had last year.
Evan MarinofskyHOST
Um-
Conor RyanHOST
Got Freddie Brunet and Mason Lohrei.
Conor RyanHOST
You're all set.
Michael FelgerHOST
I've always liked him more than most.
Michael FelgerHOST
[smacks lips] I've always said be patient with Mason Lohrei.
Michael FelgerHOST
It takes time for defensemen in that league a lot of times.
Michael FelgerHOST
I like his, uh, just his fluidity, uh, offensive upside, I guess, but really more the way he moves the puck.
Michael FelgerHOST
What was he last year? Was he, like, a minus a million?
Tony MassarottiHOST
Yes.
Michael FelgerHOST
Kevin, wasn't he-- what was Mason Lohrei's plus/minus last year? Wasn't he something ungodly?
Tony MassarottiHOST
Hold on.
Ian McLarenHOST
Um, and I would expect maybe some movement in the lineup over the next couple of nights.
Ian McLarenHOST
The top six is gonna be, again, Lindholm, McAvoy, uh, Nikita Zadorov with Borgen, Brunné with Lohrei, with Jonathan Asbro and Connor Clifton sitting out.
Ian McLarenHOST
I wouldn't be surprised to see m- at least Cliffy get into Saturday's game with maybe Brunné taking a seat, just to keep everybody fresh, and with Brunné's limited NHL experience, uh, so far.
Ian McLarenHOST
Uh, Friday's game against the Ducks is the second of four road games on this trip for the Bruins.
Evan MarinofskyHOST
Brunet up there like they did in camp, and that was something we thought we'd see, and we may end up seeing it.
Evan MarinofskyHOST
I wonder, like, I think part of it is Brunet and Lohrei have been good together, so it's kinda keeping them and letting them, I know they're best friends, so kinda keeping them going and the chemistry rolling with them.
Evan MarinofskyHOST
They offset each other really well.
Evan MarinofskyHOST
But I also think a lot of it is, like, I wonder if they're a little, you know, "Hey, let's protect Lindholm a little bit with McAvoy," right? You're still gonna get those top match-ups, but you got McAvoy on the other side who can sort of help Lindholm when he gets out-raced or when he's late to a puck or something like that.
Conor RyanHOST
I, I still think there's probably still some left in the tank, that if you wanna keep Lindholm and Borgen together, I think that can work, and you can put, uh, Brunet up further up with McAvoy.
Conor RyanHOST
But I imagine we're gonna see that at some point because, um, I thought Brunet actually looked pretty good, uh, on Tuesday night.
Conor RyanHOST
Lohrei had a few miscues that led to a couple of odd-man rushes, but I actually think, like, Brunet was really good, like active stick, broke up a couple of passes.
Conor RyanHOST
Like, the Sharks, as dangerous as they are in transition, didn't really get a lot of quality looks off of those odd-man rushes, and some of it was the play of Brunet, who I think continues just to look like an NHLer, I think, from what you've seen from him so far.
Evan MarinofskyHOST
... and not Brunet up there like they did in camp, and that was something we thought we'd see, and we may end up seeing it.
Evan MarinofskyHOST
I wonder, like, I think part of it is Brunet and Lohrei have been good together, so it's kind of keeping them and letting them, I know they're best friends, so kind of keeping them going and the chemistry rolling with them.
Evan MarinofskyHOST
They offset each other really well.
Evan MarinofskyHOST
But I also think a lot of it is, like, I wonder if they're a little, you know, "Hey, let's protect Lindholm a little bit with McAvoy," right? You're still gonna get those top match-ups, but you got McAvoy on the other side who can sort of help Lindholm when he gets out-raced or when he's late to a puck or something like that.
Conor RyanHOST
I, I still think there's probably still some left in the tank that if you wanna keep Lindholm and Borgen together, I think that can work, and you can put, uh, Brunet up further up with McAvoy.
Conor RyanHOST
But I imagine we're gonna see that at some point because, um, I thought Brunet actually looked pretty good, uh, on Tuesday night.
Conor RyanHOST
Lohrei had a few miscues that led to a couple of odd-man rushes, but I actually think, like, Brunet was really good, like, active stick, broke up a couple of passes.
Conor RyanHOST
Like, the Sharks, as dangerous as they are in transition, didn't really get a lot of quality looks off of those odd-man rushes, and some of it was the play of Brunet, who I think continues just to look like an NHL-er, I think, from what you've seen from him so far.
Kirk DayHOST
Seven points for him.
Kirk DayHOST
And Zdorov and Charlie McAvoy, Lindholm, Borgen, Frederick Brinnét and Mason Lohrei.
Kirk DayHOST
Mason Lohrei playing a phenomenal game as well to start this season.
Kirk DayHOST
Everybody here has been playing exactly the way they've needed to for this Bruins team to have the success, especially looking at a Atlantic division that is so, so good right now.
Kirk DayHOST
And I mean, that's where things like this come into play.
MattyHOST
Uh, and then chirp seven, Lindholm and McAvoy played well together.
MattyHOST
In a perfect world, isn't that what's best right now, is for Lindholm to be playing well, that to be your top pair, let Brune play with Borgen or somebody, Lohrei-
SmittyHOST
Mm-hmm
MattyHOST
... and let him continue to grow, and then go from there? Like that, that definitely makes it easier, and it also means that Lindholm's playing well.
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