Bruce Cassidy
The Boston Bruins sit at a robust 8-1-2 heading into their matchup with the Rangers. Bruce Cassidy’s red-hot bunch will likely have some reinforcements come Wednesday night in New York. Jake DeBrusk and Matt Grzelcyk ...
No, this isn’t a re-run of one of Boston’s favorite television series. Rather, it’s a daily reminder of how the Bruins turned another third-period deficit into a victory. Granted, the Bruins only trailed by one ...
The Boston Bruins have a little thing for the dramatics these days. But they didn’t have any trouble starting things on the right foot against the Philadelphia Flyers following David Pastrnak’s slick deke on Shayne ...
The Boston Bruins arrived to Philadelphia on Tuesday prepping for another two-game set with the Flyers. They enter Wednesday’s matchup carrying a six-game point streak following a thrilling come-from-behind win in Washington to nights prior. ...
It was nearly deja vu in Washington on Monday. For the second straight game, the Boston Bruins erased a 3-0 deficit against the Capitals. There were a few differences between Saturday’s comeback effort and Monday. ...
The Boston Bruins faced their former 6-foot-9 teammate in Zdeno Chara for the first time on Saturday. They needed a ‘big’ comeback to come away with one point. Bruce Cassidy’s squad found themselves behind 3-0 ...
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The Bruins may be mum on their Game 1 starter, but we have a good guess on who it is:
Jerlinus Swaymark
The Bruins will likely lean on the Swayman/Ullmark tandem for a potentially deep playoff run. But what if things go sideways through performances or injuries?
@_TimRosenthal looks at the reasons for optimism and concern as entering the playoffs.
Reasons for optimism and concern for Bruins' playoff run
Boston will need stellar goaltending from whoever is between the pipes on any given night to make a lengthy run at the Stanley Cup.
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Bruins recall Mason Lohrei and Johnny Beecher from Providence
Practice about to begin. Brandon Carlo is on the ice.
