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The Boston Bruins entered the holiday break as a hobbled bunch after dropping their last four contests. After a strong performance against the Buffalo Sabres, it seemed that a three-day hiatus was exactly what the ...
It was “one of those nights” for the Boston Bruins. A low-energy practice on Wednesday manifested itself into one of Boston’s more disappointing wire-to-wire performances of the season. “I was worried after the way we ...
For a team sitting at 11-1-2 entering Tuesday, the Boston Bruins continue their centennial season as a work in progress in the first year without Patrice Bergeron and David Krejci. Their last two games, in ...
The Boston Bruins begin their Centennial season as a team in transition. Because of cap restraints, general manager Don Sweeney went into cost-cutting mode over the summer. The Bruins traded Taylor Hall and Nick Foligno ...
Even the cobwebs associated with back-to-back afternoon tilts couldn’t slow down the league-leading Boston Bruins. Jim Montgomery’s squad arrived in Buffalo Saturday night just hours after completing the midwest swing of their five-game road trip ...
Thursday provided another transaction-filled day for the Boston Bruins. News of injuries, contract extensions and trades marked the morning bulletin. A 7-1 victory over the Buffalo Sabres bookended one of Boston’s busiest days of the ...
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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.
