Brad Marchand
Brad Marchand pounced on a breakaway to lift the proverbial monkey off his back a mere 2:12 into Thursday’s contest in Raleigh. The Boston Bruins then sewed further doubt into a rusty Carolina Hurricanes bunch ...
SUNRISE, Fla. — In a results-oriented business, sustaining positive outcomes late in a regular season usually tops any to-do list. For the top teams in hockey, however, their place in the final standings isn’t necessarily ...
The Boston Bruins hardly established a clean performance in their final tilt of their centennial season with the Montreal Canadiens. A few days removed from a sloppy outing against St. Louis, Jim Montgomery’s squad sustained ...
Just one week ago, the Boston Bruins embarked on an emotional roller coaster. Jim Montgomery’s squad entered that four-day-in-six-day stretch as a battered bunch. They came into Toronto last Monday fresh off a lifeless showing ...
The current core of Bruins doesn’t resemble many similarities from the colorful cast of champs from 2011. But in the final hours leading up to the trade deadline — and the uncertainty that comes with ...
The Bruins’ effort against the Lightning Tuesday night wasn’t a carbon copy of their 4-0 win over the Western Conference-leading Canucks last week. It was, however, a significant improvement from their underwhelming outings against a ...
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Black Friday game note: Grzelcyk returns and it's a 6 p.m. puck drop instead of the traditional matinee.
The 2024-25 Bruins schedule is out. Some notable dates 🧵:
Oct. 8 season opener in Florida
Oct. 10 home opener vs. Montreal
Oct. 19 first stop in Utah
Oct. 26 first matchup vs. Toronto
Nov. 9 vs. Ottawa - Ullmark's return
Feb. 8 vs. Vegas
Feb. 9-21 Idle (Four Nations Tournament)
Feb. 22 vs. Anaheim (First game back from Four Nations)
March 20-29 - Vegas and California trip with a final stop in Detroit
April 15 vs. New Jersey - regular season finale
Unless we've forgotten a date, we've only spotted three games vs. the Habs this year: home opener, Centennial Game and April 3 - lone appearance in Montreal.
This scheduling format downright stinks.
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The Bruins addressed their center and defensive needs, but lost depth at wing as one big item remains.
@_TimRosenthal shares his takeaways from the first day of free agency.
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Free agency takeaways: Bruins make splash with Lindholm and Zadorov
Don Sweeney addressed Boston's center and defensive needs after adding Elias Lindholm and Nikita Zadorov from Vancouver as their marquee signees.
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