Matthew Poitras
Through six games, the Boston Bruins haven’t hit their stride. Yet, they’re getting the desired results. Jim Montgomery’s club improved to 6-0 following Tuesday’s 3-0 win over the Chicago Blackhawks. But the second-year Boston bench ...
The Boston Bruins looked like a team playing their second game in as many nights. The young Anaheim Ducks also encountered some fatigue and broken plays usually associated with the latter half of a back-to-back. ...
For a team in transition, the Boston Bruins will have time to bond and acquaint themselves with one another during their four-game trip on the West Coast. The Bruins begin their three-game-in-four-night trek through California ...
The gold carpet. The pregame ceremony featuring numerous Bruins legends. Connor Bedard’s second career game. Taylor Hall and Nick Foligno’s return. Brad Marchand’s first game as captain. The pomp and circumstance of Wednesday’s season opener ...
The Boston Bruins begin their Centennial season as a team in transition. Because of cap restraints, general manager Don Sweeney went into cost-cutting mode over the summer. The Bruins traded Taylor Hall and Nick Foligno ...
The Boston Bruins ended their seven-game preseason slate on Thursday night in New York. Now, the hard part begins. General manager Don Sweeney will use the next few days to finalize the opening night roster ...
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The Bruins got what they could out of this transitional season.
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Takeaways: Bruins transitional season ends with another Panther heartbreak
Here's what we learned as Boston's centennial campaign concludes with a heartbreaking 2-1 loss in Game 6.
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We’ll have more reaction from the Game 6 loss, breakup day and more as the Bruins approach a pretty important offseason.
In the meantime, we want to sincerely thank everyone for following our coverage during this eventful centennial season.🐻
Swayman on the fan support and the "Swayman" cheers after Game 6: "Tears...I couldn't be more grateful to have a city and a home base that's as supportive as Boston. They mean so much more than just fans for me. It's truly a home for me now, and to hear that was above and beyond"
“We were doubted from the beginning losing all these huge pieces. Everyone was stepping up and making a name for themselves. I would be a part of that 1,000 times over if I could.” - Jeremy Swayman.
“We were doubted from the beginning losing all these huge pieces. Everyone was stepping up and making a name for themselves. I would be a part of that 1,000 times over if I could.” - Jeremy Swayman.
