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Earlier today the Boston Bruins announced the team has returned forward Cedric Pare back to the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League. After a solid showing in July’s annual Development Camp and Rookie/Main Training Camps which ended recently, the B’s organization found it fitting for both sides to return the 6′-2″ 205-pound center back to the … Keep Reading
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For those inquiring about the 2017 preseason TV schdule, long-time NESN play-by-play announcer Jack Edwards tweeted out the available games his network will be televising games through the seven-game warmup sessions. The official 2017-18 Bruins start for their 94th season in the National Hockey League is on October 5, 2017, when the B’s host the Nashville Predators from TD Garden in … Keep Reading
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The Boston Bruins have invited veteran forward Teddy Purcell to join the festivities at the B’s National Hockey League training camp which started today with off-ice physicals and will be on the ice for the following three days of the camp duration. The 32-year-old Purcell spent a majority of last season with the Los Angels Kings organization playing 11 games in the … Keep Reading
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Earlier today TSN’s Hockey Insider Darren Dreger reported that the Boston Bruins and forward David Pastrnak have got closer in negotiations on a new contract extension as the young talented forward’s entry-level deal expired earlier this summer. Dreger also posted some fantastic news moments ago reporting that the B’s and Pasta have agreed on a … Keep Reading
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No doubt one of the better players coming back from the Boston Bruins trading Joe Thornton to the San Jose Sharks. The 6′-0″ 196-pound winger hailing from West Germany had his best years in my opinion while playing in a Bruins jersey. Before the infamous trade, Sturm started his career in the … Keep Reading
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The 6′-2″ Cudworth, Saskatchewan Canada, native started his road to the National Hockey League in the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League with the Prince Albert Mintos team making a few appearances in higher level the Western Hockey League during his Canadian Junior years from 1953-51 to 1956-57. Riding the bus of the minor-pro leagues … Keep Reading
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The 6′-2″ 198-pound winger showed some tremendous promise as the Kladno, Czech Republic native was drafted in the second round (59th Overall) of the 2000 National Hockey League Entry Draft. After increased year-to-year progression in his development overseas, the crafty skilled forward was heavily advised to take his talents per say to … Keep Reading
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The big defenseman joined the Boston Bruins organization at the tail end of the 1944-45 season as he was close to the Boston area playing for the Boston Olympics. The Olympics played in the Eastern Hockey League and was one of the Bruins minor-pro affiliates that played close to … Keep Reading
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The story of Svedberg started off with great promise as a possible steal for the Boston Bruins as he was heavily scouted out of the Swedish Elite League and signed as an undrafted free agent to a three-year entry-level deal in May of 2012. Bruins management and scouts looked like geniuses after completing his first year of North American … Keep Reading
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The 5′-11″ 190-pound center was born in Fort Wayne, Indiana and after some success in the high school rankings, he moved his game up to the United States Hockey League with the Omaha Lancers where he scored 149 points in 95 games. Fred went on to play collegiate hockey with the WCHA’s … Keep Reading
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