Bruins’ Jakub Lauko Had Hilarious Response After Scoring First Goal

Boston — Before wearing the Boston Bruins uniform against the Colorado Avalanche at TD Garden on Thursday night, Jakub Lauko had made 31 appearances in the league this season. This season, Bruins head coach Jim Montgomery has made adjustments to his lineup, and the game against the Avalanche was no exception.

Lauko was moved up to the third line to skate with Trent Frederic and Morgan Geekie, as opposed to his usual position on the fourth line. Lauko scored his first goal of the season as a result of the move.

Yes, what are your thoughts? After the Bruins victory, Lauko chuckled with reporters, saying, “It felt good.” “It’s nice to get something, because this season hasn’t really gone well for me.”

Montgomery understood what the young Bruins forward was going through this season, unable to score.

“You can’t underestimate how much it is when you’re looking at your name and you see bagels,” Montgomery said. “It has an impact on you. It tends to wear on you, makes you impatient. It’s hard to stay with your own process that helps the team.

Lauko, who plays an average of just under 10 minutes each game, had been snake-bitten in goals before to the Bruins’ 5-2 victory over the Avalanche. Lauko now has four points for the season with three assists in 32 games. On Saturday night, the Bruins play the Montreal Canadiens in an Original Six game, and he will seek to improve on that.

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