By: Evan Michael | Follow me on Twitter @00EvanMichael
TEN YEARS LATER.
If the Boston Bruins produced a movie about the pandemic-shortened 2021 season (well, they kinda-sorta have with Behind The B), that’s how it would open: a title card that truly says it all.
The opening line would be “Cue the memories,” a fitting reminder of what happened a decade earlier: the B’s winning the
By: Evan Michael | Follow me on Twitter @00EvanMichael
I don’t care how many showers there are in April. The only way figurative flowers will bloom for the Bruins in May is if our beloved boys in Black N’ Gold avoid any more scheduling mischief between now and the post season.
Speaking of that mischievous May schedule — the one that keeps on changing and being
By: Evan Michael | Follow me on Twitter @00EvanMichael
As the Bruins head into mid-March and the midway point of this shortened 2021 season, there’s a lot to approve of thus far.
Namely, the young defense truly strutting (and skating into) their stuff; the near-perfect perfection line play in both zones night in and night out; and the stellar goaltending duo between the pipes!
Yet,
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The Boston Bruins will be marching into March with a myriad of schedule changes — some COVID-19 related, others travel related, others TBD.
But there still remain a couple of key match-ups, matinees and even a bit of mayhem with consecutive games against Washington, Pittsburgh and
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The Boston Bruins February schedule is all afflux right now due to the NHL’s COVID Protocols.
After seeing both their weekend games against the Buffalo Sabres canceled and subsequently
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“Feel Good February.”
It’s one of those alliterative monthly expressions that keen calendar keepers like to rally around — although it’s certainly no “Sober October” or “No Shave November.”
And in 2021, the year of the shortened, bubble-free
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The Boston Bruins 2021 abbreviated 56-game regular season NHL schedule is now out. But is it more Merry Christmas or Bah Humbug!?
I’ll leave that to the puck prognosticators and schedule savants who enjoy being Beantown Scrooges. However, here’s what I can tell you: the B’s better make some New Year’s Resolutions to all phases of
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Almost a century ago to the day, the Boston Bruins made hockey history with both a franchise first and an American first. And fittingly, it came on the first of the month — December 1st, 1924.
On this day in 1924, the Bruins played their first NHL game. They defeated the Montreal Maroons 2-1 #Hockey365 #NHLBruins pic.twitter.com/iAtUbfswWi
— Mike
(Photo Credit: Adidas)
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The past, the present and the future may all be colliding at once if the Bruins “go back in time” for a new/old jersey look (how’s that for some Huey Lewis and the [breaking] News)! Or, should we say, leaked news.
Here’s the Bruins’ reverse retro jersey leak pic.twitter.com/FQ56Aglh5W
— Pete Blackburn (@PeteBlackburn) November 9, 2020
Great Scot,
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By: Evan Michael | Follow me on Twitter @00EvanMichael
Day One. Original Six.
On November 2nd, 1924 — some 96 years ago today — the Boston Bruins officially began to operate as a professional hockey team in the NHL.
This came after New England grocery store chain magnate Charles Adams (not to be confused with hockey’s coveted coaching award named after Jack Adams) did the following