Elias Lindholm calls out his own game

Bruins’ Elias Lindholm, so far, is a $54.25 million bust: ‘I’m not doing too much out there’
The Bruins signed Lindholm to a seven-year, $54.25 million contract on July 1 to be their No. 1 center. That plan has gone sideways.
Elias Lindholm calls out his own game after slow start with Bruins
"Wouldn’t put the blame on something else other than myself. I gotta be better.” The post Elias Lindholm calls out his own game after slow start with Bruins appeared first on Boston.com.
Bruins notebook: Elias Lindholm is coming up short, and he knows it
Elias Lindholm knows he has not been good enough. Lindholm, signed to a seven-year contract worth $7.75 million a season, has just two goals and seven assists in 19 games. He has not scored a goal in over a month,
Bruins' Elias Lindholm drops sobering take on 2024-25 struggles
Bruins forward Elias Lindholm addressed his slow start to the 2024-25 season following a huge contract signed in NHL Free Agency.
Elias Lindholm: Bruins Biggest Offseason Add Knows He’s Been A Big Disappointment
"I just haven’t been good enough. I wouldn't put the blame on something else. I got to be better." The post Elias Lindholm: Bruins Biggest Offseason Add Knows He’s Been A Big Disappointment appeared first on Boston Hockey Now.
Bruins notebook: Elias Lindholm hopes to put slow start behind him
Elias Lindholm has had a slow start to his Bruin career. Perhaps a big play and his pairing with Brad Marchand will change all that.
Elias Lindholm bluntly assesses his play: ‘I haven’t been good enough’
The Boston Bruins made Elias Lindholm the centerpiece of their offseason, but the center has not gotten off to the start he or the team wants. Assessing his play on Sunday, Lindholm took full accountability and said he needs to be better.
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Bruins Star Gets Real About His Poor Play
During the off-season, the Boston Bruins signed Elias Lindholm to a seven-year, $54.25 million contract. He had been on ...
Elias Lindholm’s two-way skill put on display in Bruins’ overtime win over Flames
Elias Lindholm's defensive efforts and high motor helped set the stage for Brad Marchand's overtime tally against the Flames.
Flames' biggest surprise, disappointment to start 2024-25 season
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