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2018 Team Sweden Olympic roster with NHLers
January 9, 2018
The Bruins are getting a well-deserved bye week. We here at Bruins Daily, however, don’t have that luxury. So, to make the most of the next few days, your’s truly and Anthony Travalgia came up with an idea to project the men’s hockey rosters for this year’s Winter Olympics if they included the talented players […]
Read More »What-if: 2018 Olympic NHL rosters – best of the rest
January 8, 2018
The Bruins are getting a well-deserved bye week. We here at Bruins Daily, however, don’t have that luxury. So, to make the most of the next few days, your’s truly and Anthony Travalgia came up with an idea to project the men’s hockey rosters for this year’s Winter Olympics if they included the talented players […]
Read More »What we learned from a wild Bruins OT loss in Pittsburgh
January 7, 2018
Winter storm Grayson brought its ‘bombogenesis” to the Hub of Hockey last week, postponing the Bruins-Panthers contest Thursday night. And left quite a bit of energy for the Bruins in the last two games before their bye week. The Bruins turned that “bombo” loose on the Carolina Hurricanes Saturday night in a 7-1 thrashing. It […]
Read More »A historic night for Patrice Bergeron
Very few nights will ever top this in Patrice Bergeron’s hockey career. Sure, winning the Stanley Cup, two Olympic gold medals, a few Selke Awards, and a World Cup probably occupy the top spots, but this one will in his memory banks forever. Bergeron scored two goals in each of the first two periods to […]
Read More »What we learned: Bergeron, Bruins storm past Hurricanes
To quote Anchorman’s Ron Burgundy: “Boy, that escalated quickly.” We usually have another paragraph or two before detailing what we learned, but any description here wouldn’t do justice. So let’s dive straight into the talking points as the Boston Bruins extended their point streak to 10 straight games – with a chance to up that […]
Read More »Game Day Preview: Bruins vs. Hurricanes
January 6, 2018
Mother Nature stopped the Boston Bruins from playing the Florida Panthers on Thursday night. But it hasn’t stopped Boston’s hot streak – yet. Returning to action for the first time since Tuesday in their 5-1 win over the New York Islanders, the Bruins welcome another hot team in the Carolina Hurricanes to TD Garden Saturday […]
Read More »NHL postpones Bruins-Panthers
January 4, 2018
It’s rare that the National Hockey League postpones one of their 2542 regular season contests, but that’s exactly what happened on Thursday morning. With a severe snowstorm hitting Boston, the NHL put the originally scheduled Bruins-Panthers tilt for Thursday on hold. The league will announce the date and time of the rescheduled game at a […]
Read More »Simplicity key for Bruins surging fourth line
Nothing at all seemed different about Noel Acciari after the Bruins practice at Warrior Ice Arena on Wednesday. His linemates Tim Schaller and Sean Kuraly? Business per usual. The gritty fourth line’s identity remains unchanged, too. “I think we’re simple-minded when it comes to playing right now,” Acciari said. “I think it’s just get pucks […]
Read More »Bruins assign Anders Bjork to Providence
January 3, 2018
The Bruins assigned Anders Bjork to Providence Wednesday afternoon. Bjork, 21, had been a healthy scratch for the last two games. The right wing rookie was sidelined for seven games after a hard hit to the head from Toronto’s Matt Martin Nov. 11, and struggled to find his game again since his Dec. 2 return […]
Read More »Bruins get deep in asset management
Ask anyone what’s different about the 2017-18 Boston Bruins and they’ll tell you that a talented rookie class and a new coach is sparking their run over the last 21 games. Those two assets are true, but one thing, in particular, that’s sticking out compared to the last three years, is forward depth. All four […]
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