The Boston Globe, January 6th, 1988
November's debit has become January's asset, and the Bruins are living in the splendor of sparkling penalty killing - among such other things as terrific goaltending, strong defense and the No. 4 overall total offense. What else is there in the life of a hockey team? The power play? Let's forget that for today. Let's look at the penalty killing. It has climbed from 20th at the beginning of November to seventh today on the strength of the recent spurt in which the Bruins allowed only three goals in 46 shorthanded situations. The efficiency percentage is 81.6. "Goalie Reggie Lemelin is a lot of ...
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