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By: KG Follow me on Twitter: @kgbngblog and on FanCred at K G
It was a news-heavy day for the Bruins. Some good news, and a lot of bad news. Kenny Agostino (2G & 5A – AHL) and Peter Cehlarik (2G & 3A … Keep Reading
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By: KG Follow me on Twitter: @kgbngblog
PREGAME NOTES
Bergeron, who was day-to-day (Multiple days ago), is still not back in the lineup. David Backes will still be on the IR for a while. Frank Vatrano, who hasn’t been great in the games he’s played in, was replaced on the third line by Austin Czarnik. Bruce Cassidy hopes that this will help … Keep Reading
By: Spencer Fascetta Follow Me On Twitter @PuckNerdHockey
Yeah, it didn’t go much better… PuckNerd shares his pain and frustration with the garbage excuse for a Bruins team that showed up in Colorado Wednesday night.
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By: Nick Peters Follow Me On Twitter @NickPeters48
Anders Bjork has been deemed NHL ready ever since signing an entry-level deal with the Bruins last May. This was proved right when he made the team out of camp, in the much-wanted spot on the Right Wing, with Marchand, and Bergeron. Marchy and Bergy will undoubtedly raise Bjork’s point totals. But the main … Keep Reading
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By: Billy Stramiello Follow Me On Twitter @WJStramiello
Opening night for the Bruins certainly did not feature the line-up that last year’s Bruins fans would have expected. So many “casuals” hope that they will wake up at the end of summer hockey hibernation to find their team stocked with off-season superstar acquisitions. On the opening night not only did B’s fans not find … Keep Reading
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By: Billy Stramiello Follow Me On Twitter @WJStramiello
So our best player is still out. Injuries to anyone are always something that a club needs to be able to absorb. But it is true, that a loss to a player like Bergeron puts a considerable amount of responsibility on younger players.
In the horrendous home-and-home series versus the Avs, the younger … Keep Reading
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By Court Lalonde Follow me on Twitter:@courtlalonde
With a 1-2 record to start the 2017 season, the Boston Bruins are searching for answers to what they can do to right the ship. Many fans have taken to social media to show their displeasure and are blaming the usual suspects like Tuukka Rask and Zdeno Chara. There seems to be a lot of questions surrounding the … Keep Reading
By: Andrew Thompson Twitter: @Godwentwhoops
The Boston Bruins are only three games in the season. While it is way too early to hit the panic button, there does seem to be a problem at the TD Garden. The lettered members of the Black and Gold were nearly invisible in their home-and-home games with the Colorado Avalanche. The B’s were outscored 10-3 by a team that is normally a doormat … Keep Reading
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By: KG Follow me on Twitter: @kgbngblog
After going 1-1 in their first two games over the first six days of the NHL season, the Bruins are primed to potentially go on a three-game road win streak, but there are a lot of different pieces that need to fall into place for that to happen. The injury bug has revealed that the … Keep Reading
By: Spencer Fascetta Twitter: @PuckNerdHockey
From the guy who brings you crazy hockey math videos and articles comes a complete and utter ripoff of Steve Dangle’s highly successful LFR series. Copying someone is the greatest form of flattery Steve. Anyhoo, the Bruins won their season opener… Let me take you through the highs and lows!
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