Brad Marchand
The market for teams re-signing or adding top-tier defensemen increased significantly this past off-season. No one topped Erik Karlsson’s league-leading $11.5 million cap hit among defenders. Heck, their new contracts didn’t even reach double figures. ...
Next person up remains one of the more common cliches in sports circles. Yet, it’s often an accurate description whenever a team needs to replace one of their core members. The Bruins aren’t strangers to ...
Another off-season of uncertainty awaits for the Boston Bruins. This season-ender didn’t come in a bitter Game 7 Stanley Cup Final loss or a nail-biting overtime affair. Instead, it came with the Bruins putting forth ...
With a 1-0 lead entering the third period, the Boston Bruins looked primed for a dagger, outshooting the New York Islanders 19-5 midway through that final 20. A pair of timely penalty kills and a ...
At times, Jeremy Lauzon provided a steady hand on Boston’s back-end during his first few seasons. In other moments, he succumbed to pressure with costly turnovers and unlucky breaks. Lauzon’s outing in Game 2 against ...
The Boston Bruins struggled with turnovers and lengthy defensive shifts, beginning with the second period of their Game 2 matchup with the New York Islanders. Bruce Cassidy’s squad faced a 3-1 deficit after the middle ...
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Leafs going on the power play. Beecher off for hooking.
Leafs strike back.
Max Domi denied on the rebound but follows through for the equalizer.
Morgan Geekie.
1-0 Bruins.
Late hit by McCabe on Lauko results in the Bruins drawing the first power play of the night.
