well the real lines tonight are:

march bergy smith
Ritchie krejci coyle
frederic lindholm studnicka
Bjork kuraly wagner

lauzon mcavoy
Grz carlo
Zboril miller

Halak
Vladar

official bruins lines

I would go with the same lines but I don't know why it's too difficult for Cassidy to just move Bjork at RW1 and put Lindholm in. No, let's change 3/4 lines!

I definitely agree that the keeping the majority of cohesiveness would be great, considering the 3rd line has been awesome and Studnicka/Ritchie have come along with Krejci. But theres really nothing to Bjork that justifies him being on the top line and getting those minutes. But i do see the Cassidy's strategy of putting your best players in positions to succeed, and i think bolstering up the top two lines shows that.
HOPEFULLY we can get some guys back sooner than later and not worry about this!

Yeah i saw this on Daily faceoff but its stupid

That's why im pissed, i saw on daily faceoff the lines and i was like wtf, i dont get why they would split the third line, like especialy if they are looking to moove bjork, exposure with bergy and marchy would help

2nd line has been not good at 5v5 hockey. you already have to break up coyle and smith, so might has well move coyle up as well.

Agree to disagree, 63-37-10 could work but not if you give up after 3 shifts. Bjork has played well despite getting moved in the lineup too much. You can't build chemistry while going from line 1 to 3 to 4 to 3 in 5-6 games. Bjork-Coyle was good last year and now Smith is great add on that line but no, let's play Bjork with 4th liners. Speaking of 4th liners, Frederic-Kuraly-Wagner was an effective line. Cassidy could have two good lines in 10-13-12 and 11-52-14 3rd.
At this point, it's on Cassidy. He has a good player but doesn't want him to use him properly and bury him as soon as he makes one mistake. Same thing they did with Heinen. 6 years of development for that, gotta love it.

Thats fair. I just think hes a guy thats been given an opportunity spanning over a few years now. The injuries obviously set him back during that time as well which is unfortunate. The part that i think we differ on (which is all good) is when you say "Cassidy could have two good lines" (you could be referring to two good lines for the whole year, but nevertheless) I think the way Cassidy looks at it is, if he's gonna have two good lines tonight he wants those lines to be built around Bergeron and Krejci. Rather than Coyle and Kuraly. It sucks that the lines that have been playing well wont be able to continue building their chemistry, but thats what happens when there's injuries. Bjork definitely has had a short leash, but when theres a lot of competition and a lot of guys to fill only a few roles i just dont think you can be overly patient. Studnicka is also getting bumped down in favor of others.

When healthy, I also assumed Marchand-Bergeron-Pastrnak and DeBrusk-Krejci-Kase so that's now 4 good lines with Ritchie and Studnicka as other options. Right now, I know, with the injuries, it's normal you have different lines. Anyways, if they can score at 5v5 and win, I'm fine.

Totally. Which definitely makes sense.

The competition to play is strong and the fact is that Bjork has not shown enough when he has had opportunity. 0-0-0 i think so far. The tough part about getting exposure is the fact that you can also be exposed and your limitations come to light.