David Pastrnak
Bruce Cassidy’s squad can’t look back now. The Boston Bruins wasted a golden opportunity to take control of the series for the first time following Friday’s lackluster showing against the Maple Leafs in Game 5. ...
The Bruins didn’t exactly have a sharp outing against the Maple Leafs in Game 5. But they didn’t have any good bounces either. The Maple Leafs weren’t exactly sharp either. But they got the break ...
TORONTO — With their backs against the wall entering a pivotal Game 4, a fired up Boston Bruins squad got the job done. Bruce Cassidy’s side had a far easier time gaining entry into the ...
TORONTO — An evenly matched first round showdown between the Bruins and Maple Leafs provided quality hockey between two excellent teams through the first three games. With little to no talent discrepancy, the team that ...
TORONTO — Whatever momentum the Bruins had following their bounce-back victory over the Maple Leafs in Game 2 didn’t carry over as the series shifted north of the border. The Bruins weathered an early storm ...
Celebrations are an integral part of hockey. They are the crowning achievement awarded to any goal scorer who is can skate through the opposition’s line of defense and fire a six-ounce slab of rubber into ...
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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.
