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By: Joey Partridge | Follow Me On Twitter @joey_partridge
The NCAA Division 1 season is officially underway with Wisconsin University’s victory over Notre Dame on Friday night. What does this mean for the Boston Bruins? The Bruins have a handful of prospects getting ready to take the ice for their seasons in the next stage of their development. Let’s take a look at the Universities that some … Keep Reading
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.
By: Joey Partridge | Follow Me On Twitter @joey_partridge
The 2021 National Hockey League season is “hopefully” right around the corner, and this offseason has seen notable players leave and some players being added to the squad. With the roster assumably finalized, let’s take a look at some players to keep … Keep Reading
By: Jacob Abenante | Follow me on Twitter @Jacobabenante
It seems the weeks are starting to fly by in this offseason, and before we know it, the 2021 NHL season will be upon us. The thought of the season beginning to inch closer is both exciting and nerve-racking due to all the possibilities of how our Boston Bruins will look to start the season. When … Keep Reading
By: Tim A Richardson | Follow Me On Twitter @TimARichardson
Jakub Lauko was drafted in the third round 77th overall in the 2018 NHL Draft. The young forward from the Czech Republic had a lot of excitement surrounding him coming into the 2019-2020 season. Lauko was coming off an excellent 2018-2019 in the QMJHL with the Rouyn-Noranda Huskies. In 44 games with the Huskies, he would net 21 goals while … Keep Reading
By: Mike Cratty | Follow Me On Twitter @Mike_Cratty
Regardless of who you wanted the Bruins to acquire, Don Sweeney has done a serviceable job this offseason. Could he have done more? Yes. Does losing Torey Krug hurt? Of course. But the addition of Craig Smith and potentially more of Jack Studnicka are a couple of reasons to get excited about this team.
Additionally, … Keep Reading
By: Jack Gotsell | Follow me on Twitter @jackgotsell
Top Shelf Hockey posted a Youtube video with a blockbuster trade rumor between the Calgary Flames and the Boston Bruins. The main piece of the deal would be Norwood, Massachusetts, native Noah Hanifin. The video mentions that Jake DeBrusk and Brandon Carlo could be pieces that are involved. In a discussion we had with Doug MacLean … Keep Reading
By: Michael DiGiorgio | Follow Me On Twitter @BostonDiGiorgio
The National Hockey League playoffs ended, crowning the Tampa Bay Lightning the champions. The Bruins were handed an early exit loss by the champs and headed for an enticing off-season. The rumor mill swirled with the Bruins being the forefront of most conversations, but alas, the Bruins made one splash in Craig Smith. The Bruins were rumored to be front runners … Keep Reading
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By: Evan Michael | Follow me on Twitter @00EvanMichael
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, … Keep Reading
By: Amy Tolman | Follow Me On Twitter @Amy7594
What started as a dynamic season slowly went downhill for the Bruins top line when the pandemic hit. Once the playoffs started up again, David Pastrnak had problems joining back up with his team due to quarantine, which made the rhythm with Patrice Bergeron and Brad Marchand unbalanced and not as productive as they were before … Keep Reading
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