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With the ’17-’18 regular season fast approaching, let’s look to the future and try to figure out who will lead the Bruins in stat categories at the end of the season.
’16-’17 Leader: Brad Marchand (39) – Brad had his best seasons points-wise to date, mainly due to his speed and tenacity to get the puck. He even … Keep Reading
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By: Bob Mand Follow Me On Twitter @HockeyMand
Torey Krug is the Boston Bruins’ best defenseman. Full stop. Engage Shields.
Ser Krug is underrated like Patrice Bergeron was five, six, perhaps seven years ago. Part of it has to do with his size (hint: he’s not big!). Part of it has to do with the NHL et al., and their geological … Keep Reading
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By: Spencer Fascetta Twitter: @PuckNerdHockey
To blatantly borrow a brilliant idea from one Steve Dangle, I have decided to build a prospect pyramid, rather than a ranking or list. Honestly, one could quibble over the exact placing of prospects on a list for hours, and it really isn’t worth the argument over such minuscule differences in opinion. Instead, I have provided 5 tiers … Keep Reading
By: Spencer Fascetta Twitter: @PuckNerdHockey
I cannot count the number of times I have watched a Bruins game and been frustrated by the limitations in the skillsets of Adam McQuaid and Kevan Miller. To the naked eye, they just do not seem to be in the mold of the modern-day NHL defenseman – a good skater who can make a good first pass and is excellent traditionally. Instead, both McQuaid … Keep Reading
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