Author: Tim Rosenthal
ST. LOUIS — The Boston Bruins reinserted themselves as the alpha males in the Stanley Cup Final. But first, they had to withstand an early push from a Blues squad playing their first Cup Final ...
ST. LOUIS — The Boston Bruins brought history with them to the ‘Arch City’ for Games 3 and 4. No, they didn’t take the accomplishments from their current core. Not yet, anyway. The Bruins still ...
Matt Grzelcyk went to the hospital for further testing after taking a hit from behind from Oscar Sundqvist. The Blues’ fourth line center only received a two minute minor for his actions late in the ...
The Boston Bruins had a case of the Blues in Game 2. St. Louis pushed back against the Black and Gold following its Game 1 loss. The Bruins, playing without Matt Grzelcyk for a good ...
June 15, 2011. A day that lives on in Bruins lore. Only five members from that Stanley Cup squad remain in 2019: Zdeno Chara, Patrice Bergeron, Brad Marchand, David Krejci and Tuukka Rask. Steven Kampfer ...
It was worth the wait. The Boston Bruins waited 11 days for their first taste of Stanley Cup Final action in six years. No more hype or hoopla surrounding their first matchup against the St. ...
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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.
