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Game Day Preview: Bruins at Golden Knights
October 15, 2017
(The Bruins and Golden Knights meet for the first time at T-Mobile Arena on Sunday night. Photo by Peter Manderino, Bruins Daily) The Vegas Golden Knights were one of the hottest talking points entering the 2017-18 National Hockey League campaign. Whether it was projecting how Sin City’s first professional hockey team would fare in their […]
Read More »What we learned: Chara sets the tone in Glendale
It’s only the fourth game but judging from some of the reaction from Bruins fans after being swept in their home-and-home with the Colorado Avalanche, the sky might as well have been falling. No, it wasn’t that bad, nor was their game against the Coyotes in Arizona on Saturday night a must win. But the […]
Read More »Game Day Preview: Bruins at Coyotes
October 14, 2017
Game 4 of 82 and the Bruins are still in their next man up phase. Entering tonight’s game in Arizona, the Black and Gold will likely be without Patrice Bergeron for the fourth straight game as he heals from his lower body ailment. Though Bergeron has skated on his own during this trip, the four-time […]
Read More »What we learned: Bruins hit big low in Mile High City
October 12, 2017
Forty-eight hours before, a Columbus Day matinee against the Colorado Avalanche in which a Bruins’ flat performance produced a 4-0 loss. Two first-period goals on the Avs’ first two shots. The first one a half-save by Tuukka Rask when a Nail Yakupov shot deflected off his glove to the back of the net. Wednesday night […]
Read More »Game Day Preview: Bruins at Avalanche
October 11, 2017
Which version of the Bruins will show up to start their three-game road trip? Will it be the Bruins squad that thrived off of the youthful energy from Charlie McAvoy, Anders Bjork and Jake DeBrusk in their season-opening 4-3 win over the Nashville Predators? Or will it be the Bruins that laid an egg against […]
Read More »Cassidy and company back to basics as Heinen, White join Bruins
October 10, 2017
A day removed from an embarrassing 4-0 loss to the Colorado Avalanche, the Bruins went right back at it during Tuesday’s practice at Warrior Ice Arena – their final skate before their first west coast trip of the season. Their first game in that three-game stretch? The same Avalanche squad that extended their unbeaten streak […]
Read More »Krug, Czarnik return with mixed results
A week after being placed on injured reserve, Torey Krug (broken jaw on September 19) and Austin Czarnik (virus) were reinserted into the Bruins lineup during Monday’s matinee against the Colorado Avalanche at TD Garden. The results, to say the least, were mixed. The upside to it all was that both skaters felt good. The […]
Read More »Heinen, O’Gara make strong impressions in P-Bruins opener
Coming off solid preseason performances, Providence Bruins forward Danton Heinen and defenseman Rob O’Gara picked up right where they left off this past Saturday night during Providence’s 5-2 season-opening home win over the Springfield Thunderbirds. Heinen finished the night with an assist and an even rating while O’Gara had a plus-1 rating and made numerous […]
Read More »What we learned: Bruins buried by Avs at home, again
October 9, 2017
Torey Krug’s return along with Austin Czarnik; Patrice Bergeron a day-to-day; Noel Acciari and David Backes on injured reserve. OK, minor story lines for Monday’s matinee encounter with the Colorado Avalanche. Take two points before hitting the road for three away the next week. OK, maybe a tad more important. Ask your water-cooler question of […]
Read More »Sloppy loss to Avs part of the learning experience for Bruins
Game 2 of 82. Clearly not the same level of anticipation as the season opener for any team across the National Hockey League. The Bruins, a few days removed from their 4-3 season-opening win over the defending Western Conference champion Nashville Predators, were hoping to pick up right where they left off against the Colorado […]
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