That the Grzelcyk-McAvoy reunion happened is no surprise.

This is how every team wants to operate: give up minimal shots while rolling a high-volume attack the other way. The five-man unit owns a 71.79 percent shot share during five-on-five play, according to Natural Stat Trick. That further weaponizes the first line, their usual up-front teammates. Step 2: When the Settings app launches, click or tap the first icon labeled System. Step 1: Open the Settings app by clicking or tapping on its icon on the left side of the Start menu. The two, dating to their Boston University days, are always on the same page. Important: Resetting the Candy Crush may delete all data saved by Candy Crush on your PC. It’s clear why the Bruins coach prefers Grzelcyk with McAvoy. The Forbort-McAvoy partnership started the season together, went away for the next four games and was put back together for parts of Thursday’s 3-0 loss to Carolina. McAvoy and Grzelcyk would play situationally: coming out of penalty kills, on offensive-zone faceoffs, when the Bruins are trailing late.

It would be a shutdown pair, designed to blot out dangerous top lines. McAvoy and Grzelcyk as a pair Bruce Cassidy’s original plan was to roll McAvoy with Derek Forbort. But through six games, seven things have occurred that have not raised my eyebrows: 1. Jeremy Swayman and Linus Ullmark have split the starts. The first line has been a scoring threat on practically every shift.