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Game Day Preview: Bruins at Rangers
November 8, 2017
Given the injuries, it’s quite remarkable that the Bruins are finding ways to tally points and stay afloat during the first month-plus of the 2017-18 season. Tonight, the battle of adversity continues for Bruce Cassidy and company as they look to do something they haven’t done yet this season – win two in a row. […]
Read More »Report: Bruins-Blackhawks 2019 Winter Classic to be held at Notre Dame
November 7, 2017
Say what you want about outdoor hockey – especially when the Chicago Blackhawks are involved – but if the reports are true, a classic college football venue is about to get in on the action. According to Barstool Sports, the Boston Bruins will travel to Notre Dame Stadium – home of the Fighting Irish – […]
Read More »Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson looking to master learning curve
As expected for a young player when making the adjustment from the NCAA to the professional ranks, Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson has experienced his fair share of learning moments during his tenure in the Bruins organization. Right after signing with Boston after the 2017 college season ended, Forsbacka Karlsson made his professional debut with the Bruins […]
Read More »Despite injuries, Bruins continue to find ways to win
Thirteen games into the 2017-18 season and the Boston Bruins have yet to skate in a game with a completely healthy roster. Entering Monday’s contest against the Minnesota Wild at TD Garden, the Bruins have had 50 man games lost to injury. From Patrice Bergeron’s early-season injury to the current back issue David Krejci is […]
Read More »What we learned: Bruins escape Wild finish vs. Minnesota
5-4-3. Not a countdown, but rather the Bruins’ record into Monday night’s tilt with the Minnesota Wild. Annually among the preseason favorites to play deep into spring, the Wild languishing at the bottom of the Central Division at 5-5-2. Nonetheless, they were among the best road teams in 2016-17, and on the first stop of […]
Read More »Frank Vatrano and Matt Beleskey play role of catalysts
Injuries and next man up. Those are the two common themes for the Boston Bruins during the first 13 games of the 2017-18 season. On Monday, Brad Marchand was the latest to fall victim to the injury bug; missing his first game of the year due to an upper-body injury suffered in a collision with […]
Read More »Game Day Preview: Bruins vs. Wild
November 6, 2017
Just another day in the office for the Boston Bruins. Another day that involves an injury – this time to Brad Marchand, who will miss tonight’s game against the Wild with an upper-body injury that he suffered against the Capitals after a hit from John Carlson late in the first period. Visibly upset by smashing […]
Read More »Bruins still can’t figure out the Braden Holtby puzzle
November 5, 2017
Death, taxes and Braden Holtby beating the Bruins. If they could, the Bruins would petition to the league that when they square up against the Washington Capitals, Holtby is not allowed in net. After Saturday’s 31 save performance against the Black in Gold, Holtby runs his career record against the Bruins to 12-2-0 thanks to a 3-2 […]
Read More »What we learned: System sputters in loss to Capitals
“I’m not saying we can’t outscore a hockey team,” Bruce Cassidy summed about the Bruins system after Thursday’s 2-1 win over Vegas, “but right now, until guys they’re comfortable offensively, I’m not sure that’s the formula. If you can see the games here, we won 2-1 [against] San Jose. 2-1 LA [Kings] beats us, but […]
Read More »Young, shorthanded Bruins trying to find their starting point
“We’ve been playing some pretty decent hockey, especially based on the guys that we’ve been missing,” Brad Marchand said during the Bruins’ optional skate at Warrior Ice Arena on Saturday. “We’re working on different areas of our game and those areas continue to improve. As long as we continue to get points we’ll continue to […]
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