Colin Miller
Monday night – Game 1 of the 2017 Stanley Cup Final is in the books with the Penguins’ 5-3 win over the Predators. Tuesday morning – the Bruins sign their coveted draft pick out of ...
As the Bruins’ post-mortem winds down, the outlook for 2017-18 is beginning to take shape. From the Expansion Draft to the NHL Entry Draft and free agency, general manager Don Sweeney and company will begin ...
The Bruins’ main objective tonight? Make the remainder of the series a best-of-three. With their 4-3 overtime win in Game 3 on Monday night, the Senators have regained home ice advantage in the best-of-seven first ...
The Bruins are no strangers to adversity, and they’ll have to persevere once again in Game 2 against the Senators. Already without two of their top-four blueliners in Brandon Carlo (upper body) and Torey Krug ...
Entering Game 1, the Bruins were already without Torey Krug and Brandon Carlo. The last thing they needed were for other injuries to pile up. Well, at pregame warmups Wednesday night, David Krejci exited stage ...
Minor injuries and scratches aside, the Bruins played 80 games with a healthy blue-line. They were not so fortunate to finish with that same health in Games 81 and 82. And now, they are left ...
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The Bruins will likely lean on the Swayman/Ullmark tandem for a potentially deep playoff run. But what if things go sideways through performances or injuries?
@_TimRosenthal looks at the reasons for optimism and concern as entering the playoffs.
Reasons for optimism and concern for Bruins' playoff run
Boston will need stellar goaltending from whoever is between the pipes on any given night to make a lengthy run at the Stanley Cup.
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Bruins recall Mason Lohrei and Johnny Beecher from Providence
Practice about to begin. Brandon Carlo is on the ice.
Justin Brazeau skating ahead of practice.
