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By Mike Cratty Twitter: @Mike_Cratty
On Episode 10 of Sports Spot, we have an NHL trade deadline special. Partly dissecting things from the Bruins point of view, and keeping up-to-date with trades that had happened in the past, as well as what happened during the show.
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At the deadline today, Don Sweeney and the Bruins organization made the deal to acquire Tommy Wingels from the Chicago Blackhawks in exchange for a … Keep Reading
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Boston has been making some serious deals the past couple of days, moving lineup regular Spooner along with Matt Beleskey and assets to the New York Rangers in exchange for Rick Nash. The new addition and looming Trade Deadline give yet another reminder that Boston should be getting … Keep Reading
By Spencer Fascetta | Follow on Twitter @PuckNerdHockey
So, the Bruins have been a little active today. After the massive Rick Nash deal was consummated earlier this morning, the B’s announced that they had made three more transactions. Paul Postma and Chris Breen have both been placed on waivers (and Breen subsequently gave an NHL contract), and they have signed US Olympic Captain Brian Gionta to a 1-year, 1-way, $700,000 … Keep Reading
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By: Lauren Campbell | Follow on Twitter: @lalalalaurrrren
Ahead of Monday’s NHL trade deadline, the Boston Bruins completed a blockbuster deal to acquire six-time All-Star forward Rick Nash from the New York Rangers.
In exchange for Nash, New York will get forwards Matt Beleskey and Ryan Spooner, defenseman Ryan Lindgren, a first-round 2018 draft pick and a seventh-round 2019 draft pick.
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By: Mark Allred | Follow On Twitter @BlackAndGold277
After last night’s 4-3 Boston Bruins loss to the Toronto Maple Leafs from the Air Canada Center in Toronto, Ontario, multiple reports are coming out that after the game B’s forward and assistant captain Patrice Bergeron was seen leaving the area in a walking boot on his right foot. Many are saying the injury could be part of a … Keep Reading
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By: Lauren Campbell | Follow on Twitter: @lalalalaurrrren
In a year where the Bruins are completely exceeding expectations, there is one player who is quietly underrated. For what it’s worth, it’s definitely fun to talk about how fun this team is – from the rookies, Patrice Bergeron is having a spectacular year to Tuukka Rask completely turning into a brick wall – it’s easy to overlook one … Keep Reading
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By: Mark Allred | Follow on Twitter @BlackAndGold277
The Boston Bruins announced this afternoon that rookie forward Anders Bjork will be out for the remainder of the season. The B’s fifth-round selection in the 2014 National Hockey League Entry Draft appeared in 30 games for Boston contributing 4-8-12 numbers this season.
Bruins issue update on Anders Bjork: https://t.co/NgwfAJiZIL
— Boston Bruins (@NHLBruins) February 22, 2018
By Andrew Thompson | Follow on twitter @godwentwhoops
Earlier today, the Boston Bruins organization announced that they had traded forward Frank Vatrano to the Florida Panthers in exchange for a third-round pick.
The writing was on the wall for this one. While a lot of people seem to love the story about the local boy who becomes a gritty winger, it doesn’t work out too well for the Bruins … Keep Reading
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By Thomas Nyström | Follow on twitter @nahstrom
The front office of the Boston Bruins has shown that they have a strong grasp on the idea that the success of the franchise hinges on drafting and developing talent, retaining character individuals, and inserting capable veterans that fit their idea of roster needs with regards to maximizing roles. Part of that last bit comes with shrewd and thoughtful spending … Keep Reading
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