Bruins' Coach Montgomery Demands More Effort Ahead of Playoffs

Jim Montgomery criticizes players' readiness for playoffs, emphasizing the need for improved performance and accountability.

Boston Bruins' head coach Jim Montgomery halted team practice, demanding players to 'wake up' and increase their effort.
Montgomery expressed dissatisfaction with the team's recent performances, particularly after back-to-back losses to the Rangers and Flyers.
The Bruins, tied for the second-most points in the NHL, face critical upcoming games against teams holding playoff spots.
Players, including captain Brad Marchand, acknowledge Montgomery's concerns and the necessity of being more focused.
Montgomery's critique comes as the Bruins aim to avoid a repeat of last year's playoff disappointment, stressing the importance of game management and preparation.