By: BNG Staff | Follow Us On Twitter @BlackNGoldPod
The 103rd National Hockey League season tragically ended back in mid-March 2020 due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The world and way of life pretty much stopped as we all know as the social distancing factor became real and having fans in the stands we to risky and shutdown by the CDC.
The results were a cancellation
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Despite the top record in the NHL during the season, the Bruins struggled in the Eastern Conference, seeing round-robin, losing all three. They advanced to the second round of the playoffs before being ousted by the Tampa Bay Lightning. Now there are questions about the Bruins’ lackluster offseason and what to expect next year, particularly
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
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
By: Joey Partridge | Follow Me On Twitter @joey_partridge
The National Hockey League offseason is in full swing and we are into the latter stages with a majority of unsigned players being signed. However, the Boston Bruins current captain, Zdeno Chara, remains an unrestricted free agent. The longer that free agency goes on and the more information that comes out about the 2021 season,
By: Dan Anderson | Follow me on Twitter @DanAnderson5970
It certainly wouldn’t take a tremendous change in jersey color for a player to switch from being a Boston Bruin to a Pittsburgh Penguin or vice versa. Do General Managers Don Sweeney and Jim Rutherford have the assets to make a trade that benefits both teams? The Bruins are trying to add pieces to
By Cameron Young | Follow me on Twitter @cmoney008
In my latest video uploaded to my YouTube channel, I grade the postseason performances of all defensemen that played for the Boston Bruins during the 2020 Stanley Cup Playoffs. This concludes the second part of a three part series of grading the 2019/20 Bruins team by position. Check it out below and please subscribe to my YouTube Channel and turn notifications
By: Dan Anderson| Follow me on Twitter @DanAnderson5970
Historically the Boston Bruins and Philadelphia Flyers have had similar teams. Hard-nosed, physical, and aggressive, both franchises have fielded hockey clubs that match their east coast cities’ attitude. The Bruins and Flyers met in the 1974 Stanley Cup finals, which Philadelphia, led by ex-Bruin Bernie Parent, won four games to two. The Flyers became the first
By: Joey Partridge | Follow Me On Twitter @joey_partridge
The 2020 NHL season has come and gone and what a wild one it was. First off, I would be wrong not to give major props to the league itself for finding a way to complete this season among the pandemic. What a job everyone did to bring this amazing sport back. With the Tampa Bay Lightning officially winning the Stanley
By Leon Lifschutz | Follow me @BruinsBreakdown
John Moore signed with the Boston Bruins on July 1, 2018. The contract was for five years with an average annual value towards the Bruins’ salary cap of $2,750,000. At the time of the signing, General Manager Don Sweeney discussed the need for skating, size, and depth in his defense corps all of which he believed Moore, coming off