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What we learned: Bruins keep rolling into 2018
January 2, 2018
The Boston Bruins ended 2017 as the hottest team in the National Hockey League. Their hot streak continues after their first game of 2018. Even with Brandon Carlo’s hiccup that led to Jordan Eberle’s first-period equalizer, the Bruins received plenty of contributions in their 5-1 victory over the Islanders Tuesday night. Here is what we […]
Read More »Game Day Preview: Bruins at Islanders
The hottest team in the National Hockey League looks to pick up where they left off. Following a 10-2-2 mark in December – outscoring opponents 49-26 – the Boston Bruins are feeling good about themselves entering 2018. Fresh off their 5-0 shellacking of the Ottawa Senators on Saturday, the Bruins begin their calendar year with […]
Read More »What we learned: Bruins end 2017 with another Sens veto
December 30, 2017
In two meetings since their first-round series in April, the Boston Bruins proved that they are on a better path than the Ottawa Senators. The Bruins sit 16 points ahead of the Senators following their 5-0 win at the Canadian Tire Centre Saturday night. The victory moves the Black and Gold back to second place […]
Read More »Game Day Preview: Bruins at Senators
2017 has been an eventful year for the Boston Bruins. From Bruce Cassidy taking over to the youth movement, the Black and Gold are making significant strides toward a postseason return. Before they officially make their New Year’s resolutions, the Bruins look to end 2017 on a high note on Saturday in their second meeting […]
Read More »What we learned: Bruins extend losing streak vs. Capitals to 12
December 29, 2017
The Boston Bruins wouldn’t mind if the Washington Capitals packed their bags and left the National Hockey League for good. After the Capitals erased deficits of 2-0 and 3-2 Thursday night in Washington, the Bruins have dropped their last 12 against Alex Ovechkin and company. Both the Bruins (coming off a 5-1 win over the Ottawa […]
Read More »Game Day Preview: Bruins at Capitals
December 28, 2017
Can five in a row turn into six in a row for the Boston Bruins? Better yet, can the Black and Gold finally snap an 11-game losing streak against Braden Holtby and the Washington Capitals? At least in the case, Bruce Cassidy’s bunch is in the same proverbial boat as Alex Ovechkin and company. Both […]
Read More »Riley Nash quietly becoming a reliable scorer
A stat line that reads 4-11-15 in 34 games may not be eye-popping to most, but when a vast majority of those points (10 to be exact) have come in the last 14 games, that might get some people’s attention. Such as the case with Bruins’ forward Riley Nash. Coupled with his two-goal, three-point night […]
Read More »A tale of two teams trending in opposite directions
At this time last year, the Bruins were an afterthought. The main focus in The Hub of Hockey was whether or not Claude Julien would last the entire 2016-17 season. The Ottawa Senators were in third place in the Atlantic Division at the time. They weren’t exactly setting the world on fire, but their structured […]
Read More »What we learned: Bruins strike early to veto Senators
Seems more than eight months since the Boston Bruins and Ottawa Senators went six games, including four overtime affairs, in last April’s first-round series. Boston exited in the 4-2 series loss, while Ottawa pushed Pittsburgh to the limit in the Eastern Conference final before losing to the eventual Stanley Cup champions. Quite a different scenario into […]
Read More »Game Day Preview: Bruins vs. Senators
December 27, 2017
After the three-day holiday break, the Boston Bruins return to TD Garden carrying a four-game win streak. Even with the streak, the break came at a good time for the Bruins. Not only were they coming off a seven-game-in-11-day-stretch, but late last week a few members of the Black and Gold – Brad Marchand, Ryan […]
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