How do players adjust their style of play as a result? We have that plan in place to uncover really close to warmup, and we'll see what Mother Nature throws at us tomorrow." Pastrnak unveils awesome Fenway-themed Winter Classic stick, skatesĮven though many of these players have plenty of experience playing outdoors, either as kids or at the NHL level, these types of games are still a little unpredictable in regards to the conditions. "We'll keep it covered right up until the very last minute. "We'll cover the sheet tonight and then we'll watch what weather we're going to get tonight," King said.
"We know the weather that is coming, we know that we'll be in the 50s, so we can plan ahead and can get that sheet a little bit colder and we can make adjustments throughout the evening and throughout the day right through game time." "We've got the equipment in place where we can monitor," NHL senior director of facilities and hockey operations Derek King said before the Bruins practiced at the Fenway Park rink Sunday afternoon. The league will monitor the ice closely and can change its temperature if weather challenges come up. There's a very, very small chance of rain (one to three percent) and partly cloudy skies are expected. Those temperatures could drop to about 47 or 45 degrees by the end of the game. NBC 10 Boston's weather forecast shows temperatures around 50 degrees around the 2 p.m. But that's not expected to be the case when the Boston Bruins and Pittsburgh Penguins square off in the league's marquee regular season game Monday afternoon at Fenway Park. Normally, it would be pretty cold and windy on a Jan. The 2023 Winter Classic is shaping up to be an interesting event from a weather perspective. BOSTON - Staging any outdoor NHL game is a challenge because you never know what kind of conditions Mother Nature is going to throw at you.
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