The Daily Buzz is a column devoted to the best Boston Bruins and NHL news and links around the world wide web. With that, here is the best that the internet has to offer – and today’s Bruins Daily publishing schedule – for October 11, 2013.

Today on Bruins Daily

Chris Chirichiello and Dan St. Pierre wrap up last night’s loss to the Avalanche with their respective pieces on the Bruins’ first period struggles and Jean-Sebastien Giguere’s performance.

In case you missed it

Your’s truly explains why Milan Lucic’s game misconduct was part of a frustrating night for the Bruins.

Anthony Travalgia has his three takeaways from last night’s loss.

Bruins linkage

Matt Bartkowski has been a healthy scratch for the first three games of the season, but he’s still finding a way to contribute. (DJ Bean/WEEI)

The Bruins gave no excuses after last night’s loss. (Joe McDonald/ESPN Boston)

Bruins President Cam Neely told “Felger & Mazz” that he’d jump over the boards if he were a coach. (CSNNE)

League linkage

Gabriel Landeskog’s decision not to drop the gloves with Lucic paid off for the Avalanche last night. (Adrian Dater/Denver Post)

An inside look at the Twitter legend known as Roberto Luongo @Strombone1. (The Hockey Writers)

And in case you missed it – and where were you if you did – Joe Thornton would have quite the celebration if he were to score four goals in a game. (Puck Daddy)

Tweets of interest

When in Anaheim, please learn the proper way to dress in the Honda Center press box:

#Ducks press box. Wait, so no flip flops? Or no thongs? pic.twitter.com/UExteXsfkL

— Pat Leonard (@PLeonardNYDN) October 11, 2013

A burning question from our own Anthony Travalgia:

Are the Jets really the best team in New York right now?

— Anthony Travalgia (@A_Travalgia) October 11, 2013

Stat of the day

71 – Prior to last night’s loss to the Avs, the Bruins compiled a streak of 71 straight games without being shutout. The last time they scored a grand total of zero goals in a game before Thursday’s 2-0 loss was back on Feb. 28, 2012 against the Ottawa Senators – a 1-0 loss. Not too shabby if you ask me.

For something completely different…

With the whole controversy surrounding the Washington Redskins team name, The Onion comes through again with its list of the most offensive team names.