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By Andrew Thompson Twitter: @Godwentwhoops
As Boston Bruins fans, we take to social media to see if anything big is going on with our team. (Mostly we lament on how it isn’t October yet.) During the summer, there isn’t much going on. While news seems to trickle, there have been a couple of rumors regarding the Bruins that are still on a lot of people’s minds.
David Pastrnak … Keep Reading
By: Spencer Fascetta Twitter: @PuckNerdHockey
With the season right around about 10 corners and 2 months out, I decided to use CapFriendly’s ArmChair GM feature and experiment with what I believe the Bruin’s roster will realistically look like come Opening Night of the 2017-18 season. Ryan Spooner was just resigned to a new 1-year deal, and David Pastrnak is still negotiating his first contract extension, and both of them … Keep Reading
By Mike Cratty Twitter: @Mike_Cratty
The Boston Bruins lineup has plenty of opportunities for change, mostly in the forward core. A fairly quiet offseason may end up being the proper course of action for this Bruins team, as they have pieces within the organization trying to burst onto the NHL scene or further their cases as legitimate NHLers.
This lineup isn’t set in stone, but it contains where I think … Keep Reading
By Court Lalonde Follow me on Twitter @courtlalonde
We all read every article we can about our favorite team the Boston Bruins but rarely do we get to know the person who is writing the article. I was lucky enough to sit down with long time Bruins writer Mick Colageo the other day and pick his brain. At age 60, Mick has been covering the Bruins for nearly half his … Keep Reading
By: Andrew Thompson Twitter: @godwentwhoops
The Boston Bruins had hoped to lock up forward David Pastrnak by now. The 21-year old winger had a truly breakout season in the NHL last year, putting up a 70 point (34 goal) performance for the Black and Gold. Pastrnak’s 70 points were good enough for second among Bruins scorers (second only to Brad Marchand‘s 85 point performance), so the B’s front office … Keep Reading
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By Court Lalonde @courtlalonde
Don Sweeney has a lot of things to be optimistic about after the season that just past. The Boston Bruins made the playoffs, which I’m sure was his goal and wasn’t on board with the crazy goal the Jacobs family had, which was a deep playoff run. I still think that if the team didn’t get decimated … Keep Reading
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By Mark Allred Follow Me On Twitter @BlackAndGold277
For the past few seasons, Boston Bruins fans have heard this team’s coaching staff and upper management members say the best players are going to play and a perfect example of that came in last night’s game five double overtime victory over the Ottawa Senators. Before last night’s contest from the Canadian Tire Centre in … Keep Reading
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By Court Lalonde (follow @courtlalonde)
When the Boston Bruins drafted Peter Cehlarik in the third round of the 2013 entry draft, we all probably thought nothing of it. The scouting report on him was high offensive potential, can score but not a sniper, makes his linemates better, and hockey sense was above average. We see scouting reports on players that look very similar that never crack … Keep Reading
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By Court Lalonde (follow @courtlalonde)
With the Bruins in the first bye week in the history of their franchise, it gives us time to reflect on the last three games, also look to what’s ahead.
With three games under the new coach Bruce Cassidy, the Bruins are 3-0-0. During those games, the Bruins have played a much more high tempo than previously under Claude Julien. … Keep Reading
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