Jaroslav Halak
Low scoring games are the norm for the Boston Bruins of late. That’s not a bad thing. The injury situation, while improving slightly following returns for Kevan Miller and John Moore in the last two ...
No Patrice Bergeron, Zdeno Chara, Charlie McAvoy, John Moore, Kevan Miller, Urho Vaakanainen or Brandon Carlo? No problem. On a night where Arizona sported its vintage throwback uniforms and the Bruins were barely able to ...
The last 48 hours were much better compared to the two days leading up to the second game of a back-to-back. Fresh off their impressive 5-1 victory over the rival Toronto Maple Leafs, the Boston ...
First came the ugly 8-5 loss to the Vancouver Canucks. Next came a newsworthy day that included a Providence call-up (Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson), injury update (with Charlie McAvoy’s concussion) and a player leaving to attend ...
The Bruins’ media and fans had the luxury of not worrying about a goaltender controversy for a full 24 hours. Instead, the TD Garden faithful faced a much bigger problem: there was no goaltending. Period. ...
Consistency. Every sports team preaches this. Establishing such a thing is easier said than done. The Boston Bruins’ first 15 games are living proof. Even in areas of improvement, like secondary scoring, the Bruins’ inconsistent ...
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The Bruins may be mum on their Game 1 starter, but we have a good guess on who it is:
Jerlinus Swaymark
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.
