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By: Nathan Anderson | Follow me on Twitter @nathandrsn
With the Bruins’ recent firing of Bruce Cassidy, the attention now turns to Don Sweeney and Cam Neely, as they are tasked with replacing a coach who made the playoffs every year he was behind the bench and won a Presidents’ Trophy, Prince of Wales Trophy, and the Jack Adams Award. … Keep Reading
By Ray Guarino | Follow me on Twitter @rayguarino
In the summer of 2015, Don Sweeney has been the General Manager of the Boston Bruins for just a little over two months, and he has already made four trades. There’s no sign of this trend slowing down as he tries to retool the Bruins and get them back into the playoffs. With that, we continue … Keep Reading
By: Amy Tolman | Follow Me On Twitter @AMY7594
Although there are a TON of players that should be on this list, if we covered them all, we’d be here for the next ten years talking about them! I’ve tried to narrow down who I believe are the players that will forever be a Boston Bruins in our hearts. In this article, we’ll start with … Keep Reading
by Matt Barry | Follow me on Twitter @oobcards
After a less than eventful free agency period for the Boston Bruins, there is still time in this offseason to explore trades that may work to fill some holes and provide much needed veteran depth. Bruins General Manager Don Sweeney has said that there will not be any major free … Keep Reading
By: Lucas Pearson | Follow Me On Twitter @LucasPearson_
The Big Bad Bruins. Everyone who’s not a fan despises them; everyone who is a fan loves them. From the 1970s to the Cam Neely teams and even the more recent Milan Lucic and Zdeno Chara led squads. They were fun to watch and most of all, the teams played well. But … Keep Reading
By: Garrett Haydon | Follow Me On Twitter @thesportsguy97
It was reported this afternoon that the St. Louis Blues had hired former All-Star Marc Savard to their coaching staff. Savard appeared in 807 career regular season games, including 304 with the Bruins. Savard amassed 706 points during his career, posting 207 goals and 499 assists. Savard announced his retirement in January of 2018, seven years after his final NHL game … Keep Reading
By: Max Mainville | Check me out on Twitter @tkdmaxbjj
Brad Marchand has been with the Bruins organization since the 2009-2010 season, following being drafted 71st overall (3rd round) in the 2006 NHL Entry Draft. In that time, Marchand has not always been the point-producing scorer that we happen to know him as today.
Marchand started his career in the National Hockey League with only one point in twenty games … Keep Reading
By: Spencer Fascetta | Follow Me on Twitter @PuckNerdHockey
Short answer? No. Not tremendously surprising, but still, you can get pretty close. I have highlighted the best player to wear each number throughout the team’s history below. Please note that this is a matter of personal opinion, and I took into account a player’s entire career when determining the best player to wear the number. There are a few numbers … Keep Reading
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By: Mike Cratty Twitter: @Mike_Cratty
Yesterday, via his Twitter account (@MSavvy91), former Boston Bruins forward Marc Savard announced his retirement from professional hockey at 40-years-old.
Thanking the numerous organizations that he played for, Savard wraps up a tremendous career that was unfortunately cut short due to concussion troubles. It was really a shame that Savard’s career had … Keep Reading
By: Andrew Thompson Twitter: @Godwentwhoops
Last Tuesday was a big day in Boston Bruins news. B’s defenceman Charlie McAvoy underwent a procedure to correct an irregular heartbeat. While this was big news, something nearly flew under the radar. Former Boston Bruins forward Marc Savard officially hung up the skates after a 13 season, 807 game career.
… Keep ReadingWhile we’re all glad that @CMcAvoy44 is going to be OK, we
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