Brandon Carlo
John Tortorella’s quotes and behavior toward the media are quite interesting, to put it bluntly. The Blue Jackets coach displayed both when he guaranteed a Game 7 return to Boston following the Bruins’ thrilling 4-3 ...
Bruins-Maple Leafs. Game 7. An inevitability from the time the two teams drop the puck on their postseason history. The two historic franchises are hours away from their third Game 7 in the last seven ...
The Boston Bruins came out looking more like the sluggish bunch that skated in Game 5. That didn’t bode well early against a hungry Toronto Maple Leafs squad looking for their first postseason series win ...
The potential X-Factor of the third Bruins-Maple Leafs postseason matchup of the decade hasn’t suited up for a playoff game. Until now. A concussion during his rookie season and a gruesome leg injury last year ...
Regular season records: Bruins 49-24-9, 49-23-10, Maple Leafs 46-28-8 Season series Bruins, 3-1 Head to head results: Nov. 10 – Bruins 5-Maple Leafs 1; Nov. 26 – Maple Leafs 4-Bruins 2; Dec. 8 – Bruins ...
SUNRISE, Fla. — His reputation draws well-earned respect across the National Hockey League. And he doesn’t need the money to back it up. Zdeno Chara made plenty of dough over the course of his 21-year tenure. ...
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Death, taxes and the Bruins getting penalized for too many men.
A brutal history continues on the eve of the 45th anniversary of the most infamous bench minor in league history at the old MTL Forum.
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The Bruins history of too many men remains fresh in 2024 playoffs
Boston has committed five too many men-on-the-ice penalties so far this postseason, one away from tying the record.
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From a decision-making standpoint, the Bruins were simply sloppy. But at least they showcased some fight, especially during a proverbial slugfest in the final 20.
@_TimRosenthal shares his takeaways from Game 2.
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Takeaways: Bruins drop sloppy Game 2 to Panthers
Following a 6-1 loss, the Bruins will have to channel their fighting energy for a bounce-back Game 3 on Friday night.
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“I’m not afraid of him. I can take a punch and I’d do anything for these guys here.” - David Pastrnak on his bout with Matthew Tkachuk.
David Pastrnak and Matthew Tkachuk scrap.
