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By Mike Cratty Twitter: @Mike_Cratty
The Boston Bruins host the Nashville Predators in their first game of the 2017-2018 regular season on October 5. Following that game, they have some games that are certainly winnable. Their schedule features teams like the Vegas Golden Knights and the Colorado Avalanche within the first five games.
The Bruins boast a lineup that is sure to play with quicker … Keep Reading
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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
By: Spencer Fascetta Twitter: @PuckNerdHockey
It’s finally here. The final installment of my ongoing Prospect Pyramid series. A few differences from the early entries into this series – there are two tiers rather than one (one is the final tier of true prospects, the other is what I define as “tweener” players – not really prospects, but still worth a quick mention), and I steered away from NHL comparables in … Keep Reading
By: Mark Allred Follow Me On Twitter @BlackAndGold277
Hello and thanks for your interest in joining our team as we look to expand our crew to increase the news and opinions of everything Boston Bruins related. As mentioned above, my name is Mark Allred, and I’m the Editor In Chief and Founder of Black N’ Gold Productions, and we are seeking passionate Bruins fans with some writing experience especially with … Keep Reading
CHICAGO, IL – JUNE 24: Jack Studnicka puts on the Boston Bruins jersey after being selected 53rd overall during the 2017 NHL Draft at the United Center on June 24, 2017 in Chicago, Illinois.
By: Mark Allred Follow Me On Twitter @BlackAndGold277
Boston Bruins 2017 Second-Round selection Jack Studnicka certainly made the best of his release from the summer offseason training camp events in Boston … Keep Reading
By: Andrew Thompson Twitter: @godwentwhoops
Once again, NHL commissioner Gary Bettman seems to have it out for the players. This year, the league decided to strictly enforce rules that weren’t always a serious priority for referees. The league front office said it was done to speed up the game. So far, the new rules enforcement seems to have had the opposite effect.
The Boston Bruins are adapting to … Keep Reading
By: Spencer Fascetta Follow Me On Twitter @PuckNerdHockey
Following the Bruins’ preseason matchup against the Detroit Red Wings, they received news of some significant losses due to injury. First and foremost amongst them is Torey Krug, who received a non-displaced fracture in his jaw following a blocked shot Tuesday night against Detroit. He will be evaluated in 3 weeks but is listed as out indefinitely at this time. Doctors … Keep Reading
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By: Mark Allred Follow Me On Twitter @BlackAndGold277
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
By: Mark Allred Follow Me On Twitter @BlackAndGold277
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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By: Mike Cratty Follow Me On Twitter @Mike_Cratty
As the offseason winds down and camp is underway, the depth additions that the Bruins made in the offseason are worth noting, outside of the positional battles. When the free-agent frenzy rolled around, the Bruins stayed fairly quiet. They made two low-key moves; signing former Winnipeg Jets defenseman right-handed Paul Postma and reigning Chicago Wolves left-wing and AHL MVP, … Keep Reading
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