Photo by Maddie Meyer/Getty Images Boston Bruins Head Coach Jim Montgomery announced on Tuesday that Matt Poitras will be “sticking around” with the team, earning a full-time NHL roster spot. The announcement came after the Bruins had a very strong start to the season with him in the line-up, going 8-0-1 and currently holding the …
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Over the past twenty years, the Bruins have had three captains: Joe Thornton, Zdeno Chara, and Patrice Bergeron. Bergeron officially announced his retirement from the NHL on July 25 after 19 seasons in Boston. A mere 20 days later, long-time alternate captain, David Krejci, announced his retirement as well. With two leaders in the locker room stepping away, this leads fans and general management to ask who will be next to carry the ‘C’?
Game 6 should not have been possible. The Panthers should be packing their things to return to Florida but the Bruins shouldn’t be going with them. The regular season powerhouse B’s have made costly mistakes that have extended this series one or two games longer than it should be. There are certain aspects of their game that need adjusting in order to prevent the President’s Trophy curse.
With the NHL trade deadline less than two months away, it’s never too early to scout potential pieces to this contending Bruins team. As of today, the Bruins are currently leading the NHL in the standings with a solid 11-point cushion separating them from the Carolina Hurricanes. Dominating the regular season is great but none of it matters if the team doesn’t succeed in the postseason. Just ask Toronto Maple Leafs fans.
(Credit: Associated Press, 2022) It’s no surprise to Boston fans that fan favorite David Pastrnak is having an unbelievable season. Last year, he scored 40 goals and had a total of 77 points. As he is entering the last year of his contract, he has upped his game even more. As unbelievable as it is, …
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When you’re second in the league standings, it’s okay to eat a loss every now and then. Tonight’s heavyweight matchup between the Vegas Golden Knights, third in league standings, and the Boston Bruins lived up to the expectations. The Bruins’ three-game win streak and 14-game home streak ends as they lost in a shootout. However, this game had more meaning.
(Photo Credit: Brian Fluharty-USA TODAY Sports) Bruce Cassidy returned to TD Garden for the first time tonight after the Bruins fired him in the off-season. The new coach of the Vegas Golden Knights took on his former team in a tilt that was one of the most electric games of the season so far. Cassidy …
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The Boston Bruins had a historic week last week after bouncing back from their second loss of the season to the Toronto Maple Leafs. Winning all four games in a seven-day stretch, the Bruins had the best start to a season since the 1929-1930 season. They also set the franchise record for the most consecutive …
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The Boston Bruins are at the center of a swirling controversy this week after news broke that they had signed Mitchell Miller to an Entry Level contract. In 2016, Mitchell Miller and a classmate of his was found delinquent in an Ohio juvenile court on charges of assault and violation of the Ohio Safe Schools …
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The Boston Bruins were set for an 8 PM tilt against the Pittsburgh Penguins on Tuesday night, November 1st. Let me just say, if were not tuned in for this game tonight, then boy do I feel sorry for you. Coming into the game, the Bruins were 8-1-0 and on a very hot streak, winning …
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