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By: Max Weisman | Follow me on Twitter: @maweisman
One of the best ways to determine whether a hockey team is great is by looking at how the team responds after allowing a goal. During the last few games, the Bruins have been able to get punched in the mouth and respond. Let’s take a look at how they’ve been able … Keep Reading
By: Mike Sullivan | Follow me on Twitter @_MikeSullivan
At this point in the season, the Boston Bruins have reached an unattainable record of 34-5-4 through 41 games. That’s a winning percentage of .837. In comparison, the second-closest winning percentage in the NHL belongs to the Carolina Hurricanes at .705. The gap between the Bruins and the rest of the league continues to grow, and … Keep Reading
By: Jon Duncan | Follow me on Twitter @BNGWeekly
Black N’ Gold Weekly is a weekly Boston Bruins show on YouTube hosted by Jon Duncan. Duncan is a lifelong hockey fan who played the sport for over ten years growing up. While the Bruins are the Massachusetts native’s favorite team, he has been covering the entire NHL on YouTube since 2017. He, along … Keep Reading
By Ray Guarino | Follow me on Twitter @rayguarino
On December 21, 2020, the NHL announced the new divisional format for the upcoming 2020-21 season. Because of the COVID-19 pandemic and travel restrictions, there will be four divisions, three of which will have eight teams, with the remaining division consisting of the seven Canadian teams.
Also, this year will be a condensed 56-game schedule that includes only … Keep Reading
Tyler Smith | Follow Me On Twitter @foxboro_ty
After the sting of a second-round postseason loss, unfulfilled expectations, and a window closing, the Bruins have many questions going into next season. One development that could go a long way toward keeping the Boston Bruins Stanley Cup contenders for the next decade is the emergence of Charlie McAvoy and … Keep Reading
By: Lydia Murray | Follow Me on Twitter @lydia_murray12
Over the course of the past month or so, I’ve published articles using shot heatmaps on the Bruins offense, defense, and power play during the regular season. Now, it’s time to take a look at the penalty kill. In addition to breaking down how it was in the regular season, … Keep Reading
By: Lucas Pearson | Follow Me On Twitter @LucasPearson_
Game 5, 7 PM ET. It’s do or die for the Bruins. Their season is on the line. After winning the first game of the series 3-2, the Bruins have dropped three games in a row and haven’t looked good. This Boston team has been as resilient as you can get since the start of … Keep Reading
By: Brian Boll | Follow Me On Twitter @HockeyOgie
This article focuses on the Bruins offensive zone entries in game one of the second round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Why is this information important? These zone entries can be analyzed, along with the results of the entry, to determine whether the puck possessions are efficient and effective. Zone entries are a … Keep Reading
By: Leon Lifschutz | Follow Me On Twitter @LeonLifschutz
The eastern conference’s top two regular-season teams kicked off their series in exciting fashion with non-stop action right from the opening puck drop. The Bruins came out of this one the winner, but early indications suggest this will be a long and hard-fought series. Let’s get into the breakdown of game one!
By Bryan Murphy | Follow Me on Twitter @bryan_murphy10
The Bruins won the President’s Trophy as the top team in the NHL. However, the honor of the top seed in the Eastern Conference may not be going towards Boston.
With the NHL’s 24-team playoff format, the Bruins, along with the other top four teams in the Eastern Conference, will play a round-robin in order … Keep Reading
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