Montreal Canadiens
The Boston Bruins embarked on a unique schedule in the final five games of their 2021-22 regular season. They received a spark from a trio of reinforcements in David Pastrnak, Linus Ullmark and Hampus Lindholm ...
They don’t ask how; they ask how many. Despite their subpar puck management, the Boston Bruins pulled out a 3-2 overtime win over the Montreal Canadiens Monday night at the Bell Centre. Brad Marchand scored ...
The Boston Bruins picked a good time to compile victories. Wednesday’s 5-1 drubbing of the lowly Montreal Canadiens in front of a rabid TD Garden faithful marked Boston’s sixth triumph in seven games since their ...
The Boston Bruins may want to schedule a “Charlie Card” promotion the next time they face the hated Montreal Canadiens at TD Garden. The first Bruins-Canadiens matchup in 641 days provided plenty of drama through ...
The Bruins-Canadiens rivalry now has a healthy serving of pasta. David Pastrnak retook the top spot in the NHL goal-scoring race during the 750th all-time Bruins-Habs matchup. And he did so in triumphant fashion. Pastrnak ...
The storied Bruins-Canadiens rivalry is nearing its 10th decade. The Canadiens, the winningest franchise in National Hockey League history, recently completed their 110th season. The Bruins, the oldest professional hockey franchise in the U.S., will ...
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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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