Charlie Coyle
That’s more like it. In a battle between the NHL’s two top teams, the Boston Bruins developed some rather quick and healthy habits against the Vancouver Canucks. Yet, the Bruins appeared to have some carryover ...
All this week, the Bruins Daily staff will hand out their midyear grades for the 2023-24 Boston Bruins. Today in Part 1, we’re assessing this year’s crop of Bruins forwards. Check back late in the ...
Team defense, forechecking, goaltending and timely goals. The Boston Bruins checked all the boxes of a playoff-style win against a top Western Conference opponent. Jim Montgomery’s squad suffered one of their worst losses of the ...
As banged up and weary as they were entering Thursday’s tilt, the Colorado Avalanche still possess one of the deeper rosters throughout the league. The Bruins found that out firsthand in Denver last Monday, overcoming ...
TEMPE, Ariz. — For the second straight night, the Boston Bruins encountered a shorthanded stretch in the third period. And for the second straight night, the Bruins forced overtime after overcoming a third-period deficit. But ...
The short three-day layoff during the Christmas break provided a needed breather for the Boston Bruins. Indeed, the Bruins entered the holidays as a hobbled bunch after dropping four straight games. The defensive breakdowns, blown ...
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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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