By: Mike Sullivan | Follow me on Twitter: @_MikeSullivan
There was a common theme surrounding the news on Bruce Cassidy yesterday afternoon. Anger, frustration, and a mutual feeling within the fanbase that the front office is simply using Cassidy as a scapegoat. Although I agree with most of those sentiments, we must analyze Don Sweeney and management’s reasoning. Early Tuesday morning (when most of Boston was still
By: Nathan Anderson | Follow me on Twitter @nathandrsn
Wow. That was my reaction to the news that the Boston Bruins have fired head coach Bruce Cassidy. Cassidy was brought in on an interim basis following a lackluster start to the 2016-2017 season under Claude Julien and was made the official head coach of the Bruins before the end of the season. He
By Spencer Smith | Follow Me @Spencersmitty13
The Bruins season came to an end after a crushing Game Seven loss to the Carolina Hurricanes in Raleigh a few weeks ago, but a larger problem has presented itself and swept worry around Bruins Nation: Is this it for Patrice Bergeron? The team’s captain and “face of the franchise” has completed his 18th season
By: Ryan Duffy | Follow Me On Twitter @Rduffy26
As the Bruins’ season came to a close just over a couple of weeks ago, Boston’s management will have a busy offseason retooling and replenishing the Bruins’ roster and draft assets. As every season comes and goes, every team makes these roster adjustments to improve. In the Bruins’ case, they will be looking
By: Nathan Anderson | Follow me on Twitter @nathandrsn
The Bruins have had many legendary players over the history of the franchise. From Bobby Orr to Cam Neely to Ray Bourque, some of the best and most well-known names in the history of hockey have pulled on the black and gold of the Bruins. As the team plans for
By: Mike Sullivan | Follow me on Twitter @_MikeSullivan
The bad news keeps getting worse for the Boston Bruins. On Friday afternoon, it was announced that defensemen Charlie McAvoy, Matt Grzelcyk, and Mike Reilly underwent offseason surgery. This is the last thing fans would want to hear for a team already struggling with a potential Patrice Bergeron retirement and a Marchand-less beginning of the season.
By: Mark Allred | Follow me on Twitter @BlackAndGold277
This afternoon the National Hockey League Boston Bruins announced that the team had signed forward Joona Koppanen to a one-year, two-way contract. The deal is worth a reported $750,000 at the NHL level and $80,000 with the B’s American Hockey League affiliate, the Providence Bruins.
By: Evan Michael | Follow me on Twitter @00EvanMichael
PING!
You could hear it vibrating from the balcony to the broadcast booth — the goal post behind Anti Raanta after Trent Frederic’s would-be game-tying Game 7 goal clamored and clanged its way to infamy.
Instead of a 2-1 score becoming 2-2 midway through the second period, the Bruins found themselves only seconds later down 3-1 to
By: Mark Allred | Follow me on Twitter @BlackAndGold277
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By: Melanie DaSilva | Follow me on Twitter: @meldasilva9
With the Boston Bruins season over, the next question is which players are going to stay, and which ones may be leaving. The answer may be sitting on Patrice Bergeron’s decision to either stay in Boston or retire from hockey.
If Bergeron stays, the Bruins’ plan seems simple, but if he leaves, some difficult decisions