Carolina Hurricanes
The NHL’s hottest team, the Boston Bruins, needed all hands on deck against another hot team in the Carolina Hurricanes on Tuesday night at TD Garden. They had to come from behind, too. Carolina — ...
The Hurricanes entered nostalgia mode by paying homage to their Hartford roots. The Bruins, on the other hand, brought an early holiday spirit, and not in a good way. Boston’s two-goal lead quickly turned into ...
The Bruins’ matchup against the Carolina Hurricanes, the NHL’s newest and certainly untraditional storyline, was simply that; untraditional. The teams combined for 75 shots, nine penalties, four power play goals and numerous shorthanded scoring chances. ...
“We just got sick of losing,” head coach Bruce Cassidy said following the Bruins’ 3-1 win over the Blues on Feb. 1 — two nights after the Ducks snapped Boston’s 18-game point streak. Well, that ...
They’ll still be without two vital cogs in Charlie McAvoy and Patrice Bergeron, but the Bruins will have at least one reinforcement — and maybe two — come puck drop in Carolina Tuesday night. David ...
After a five-game road trip last week leading up to Monday’s trade deadline, the Bruins returned to TD Garden Tuesday night against the Carolina Hurricanes looking a bit different from the gang that ran the ...
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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.
