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Bruins Report Card: Devils Score The Lone Goal In Boston

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By Michael DiGiorgio | Follow Me On Twitter: @BostonDiGiorgio

The New Jersey Devils are unlikely to make the playoffs this year, and for the Bruins, that is great news. The Bruins have a 1-2-1 record against New Jersey this year, and their only win came in a shootout. The Devils’ Kyle Palmeri scored the game’s only goal came at 15:23 in the third period. Not a great … Keep Reading

Bruins Report Card: Boston Soars Over Washington

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By Michael DiGiorgio | Follow Me On Twitter: @BostonDiGiorgio

Last night’s game was one of those games you wish you could attend. The game featured everything hockey is known for: toughness, a plethora of goals, grit, determination, and fighting. Unfortunately, an unnecessary and dirty check to the head from the Capitals’ forward, Tom Wilson, sparked most of the intensity. Thankfully, the Bruins responded … Keep Reading

Bruins Report Cards: Boston Beats Down Philadelphia At Lake Tahoe

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By Michael DiGiorgio | Follow Me On Twitter: @BostonDiGiorgio

Lake Tahoe’s scenery wasn’t the only near-masterpiece that was on display Sunday night. The Boston Bruins put on a clinic against the depleted Philadelphia Flyers, cruising to a 7-3 win. The Bruins’ win gives them a 3-1 win record when playing outdoors and an unofficial 2-0 record for their pregame dress attire.

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Boston’s Charlie McAvoy’s Current Assist Streak

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By: Michael DiGiorgio | Follow Me On Twitter @BostonDiGiorgio

The Boston Bruins are one of the hottest teams in the NHL right now. They have secured a point in 11 of their 12 total games this year and sit atop the Eastern Conference standings. Charlie McAvoy has been an integral part of the Bruins’ success this season and currently holds a streak of his own.

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Should Boston Trade For Sam Bennett?

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By: Michael DiGiorgio | Follow Me On Twitter: @BostonDiGiorgio

The NHL season consists of many constants each year, one of which is trade rumors. February is typically the fifth month of the season and is home to the trade deadline. In the COVID NHL shortened-season, February is the second month of the season, and April will host the trade deadline. Teams have a limited … Keep Reading

What’s The Bruins’ Biggest Weakness Heading Into The Year?

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By Michael DiGiorgio | Follow Me On Twitter: @BostonDiGiorgio

Over the holidays, I created a poll on Twitter to understand what position the Bruins’ biggest weakness was, according to the fans. The poll received 255 votes and I am still stunned by the results.

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Where Will The Bruins Finish In The New Format?

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By: Michael DiGiorgio | Follow Me On Twitter @BostonDiGiorgio

It’s officially 2021, and a new NHL season is upon us. The NHL and NHLPA agreed to begin the NHL season on January 13, 2020, and play a 56-game season ending in May. The number of games isn’t the only feature uncomparable from normal years; the divisions will differ.

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Should The Bruins Trade Jake DeBrusk For Max Pacioretty?

By Michael DiGiorgio | Follow Me On Twitter: @BostonDiGiorgio

News broke that the Vegas Golden Knights are trying to unload contracts to stay cap compliant after the signing of Alex Pietrangelo. The Knights signed Pietrangelo, knowing they’d need to trade one of their other mainstays to come in under the cap this coming season.

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Which Bruin Will Most Improve This Season?

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By Michael DiGiorgio | Follow Me On Twitter: @BostonDiGiorgio

A few nights ago, the NHL world received the news they’d all been hoping for.

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Who Is The Newly Signed Bruin?

By Michael DiGiorgio | Follow Me On Twitter @BostonDiGiorgio

The NHL free agent period is used to sign not only the league’s biggest stars but also a time where General Managers sign collegiate hockey players their organizations have scouted for several months. The Bruins’ General Manager (Don Sweeney) has long valued National Collegiate Athletic Association’s (NCAA) players, and this newest signing is no different.

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