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By: Spencer Fascetta Twitter: @PuckNerdHockey
PuckNerd talks through the disappointing sweep at the hands of the Toronto Maple Leafs. He’s understandably angry and tries to give you a few potential fixes for the problems he sees. Granted, who actually listens to him? Regardless, he appreciates your eyes and ears!
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By: Mark Allred Follow Me On Twitter @BlackAndGold277 @BlackNGoldPod
Welcome back for episode 67 in partnership with the Grandstand Sports Network. On this week’s show, Mark Allred, Court Lalonde, and Rob Tomlin get together to talk about the awful regular season games against the Colorado Avalanche twice last week and the awesome effort to get back to Bruins hockey with a 6-2 win over Arizona. We also touch … Keep Reading
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
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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
By: Andrew Thompson Twitter:@godwentwhoops
The Boston Bruins will be going into the 2017-18 season with high expectations. The B’s got themselves back into the playoffs and are looking for a deeper run this year. While the Bruins roster (David Pastrnak permitting) looks like they can achieve this goal, there are a few players the organization are going to have to watch (and carefully manage) if they … Keep Reading
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By: Karen Still Follow Me at @bluinsfan2017
They say that experience is the best teacher–that has always seemed to be one of those timeless truths that can apply to any facet of life. And the same is true for hockey, as it has its history, values and traditions that have been passed down ever since its inception.
Despite the fact that the game itself … Keep Reading
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By: Bob Mand Follow Me On Twitter @HockeyMand
Torey Krug is the Boston Bruins’ best defenseman. Full stop. Engage Shields.
Ser Krug is underrated like Patrice Bergeron was five, six, perhaps seven years ago. Part of it has to do with his size (hint: he’s not big!). Part of it has to do with the NHL et al., and their geological … Keep Reading
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By: Cameron Benson Follow Me On Twitter @NIBruinsFans
With the Boston Bruins recently in China as part of Bruins global, it gave us the chance to look back at other times the NHL has traveled outside of North America. Such as when in 2010 six NHL teams played in Europe. This involved the Bruins who played two games against the Coyotes, (splitting the series … Keep Reading
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