Post Game
The Bruins played like they had a point to prove Thursday night. They made quick work of the Anaheim Ducks at TD Garden for their first victory since Oct. 31, 2013 over the squad from ...
They’re getting hot at the right time. The Bruins are a step closer to having a cleaner bill of health with Patrice Bergeron potentially returning this weekend. Yet, they found ways to stay afloat in ...
Following back-to-back losses to the Penguins and Sabres, the Bruins found themselves a point back of the first wild-card spot and in desperate need of a solid performance as they headed up north to take ...
Jack Eichel was the biggest hometown winner on a busy sports Sunday around Boston. Unfortunately for loyal sports fans around The Hub, the former Boston University standout is donning the Blue and Gold on an ...
The Bruins had a relentless attack featuring high-octane puck pursuit and numerous quality scoring chances in Pittsburgh Friday night. Penguins goaltender Casey DeSmith was up to the task. The Penguins, for that matter, had an ...
The nicked-up Bruins didn’t show up in the opening 20 minutes. A slow-moving four-minute power play to begin the first period — after Charlie McAvoy drew blood on a Clayton Keller high-stick — combined with ...
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Wing or center? Providence or Boston?
On the potential paths for a returning Matthew Poitras
https://www.bruinsdaily.com/2024/09/19/matthew-poitras-providence-boston-wing-center/
Joonas Korpisalo when winter arrives in Boston:
“It felt good to get hit a couple of times.” - Matthew Poitras on his first full practice since last year’s season ending injury.
Group B lines:
Johnson-Coyle-Lysell
Jones-Geekie-Brazeau
Beecher-Kastelic-Duran
Harrison-Kuntar/Farinacci-McLaughlin
Lindholm-Carlo
Lohrei-Peeke
Callahan-Oesterle
Millman-Mast
Bussi
Kaskisuo
Bischel
