The Boston Bruins hosted the Ottawa Senators Tuesday night at TD Garden. The Bruins continued their domination winning 3-2 against the Sens tallying their 13th win out of 14 meetings between the clubs. Fourth place Boston now leads Ottawa by six points in the Eastern Conference. This fast-paced entertaining game saw 97 shots with 5 goals scored overall. Horton scored ... Read More »
The St. Louis Blues took a gamble on the veteran defenseman when they signed him for a one-year $800,000 early in year. When Redden was in his NHL prime, his points totals usually hovered around 35-50, but this year he has managed just two goals and three assists in 23 games played. He will now have the opportunity to play ... Read More »
The Boston Bruins went head to head with the Winnipeg Jets at the MTS Center Tuesday night. The Jets record now stands at 16-12-2, moving two points ahead of the Carolina Hurricanes to reclaim first place in the Southeast Division with their 3-1 win over the Bruins. The Bruins lost their third straight game on the road while Winnipeg took ... Read More »
The Boston Bruins had back-to-back games this weekend starting with the Tampa Bay Lightning Saturday and the Montreal Canadiens Sunday night at the TD Garden, followed by Tuesday’s game at the Verizon Center against the Washington Capitals. The Bruins started out with an early two-goal deficit against the Tampa Bay Lightning on Saturday afternoon. Steven Stamkos, the NHL Player of ... Read More »
The Boston Bruins won their fifth consecutive game Thursday night against the Ottawa Senators 2-1 in overtime. This was the Bs first game at home since their five-game road trip, and the win put their current record at 13-2-2 with 28 points in the standings. The Ottawa Senators went into the game missing their starting goalie Craig Anderson, who was ... Read More »
The Boston Bruins wrapped up their recent road trip at the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum Tuesday night with a 4-1 win over the New York Islanders. For Boston, this was their fourth-straight win on the road after beginning the trip with a tough 4-2 loss from the Buffalo Sabres. The Bruins are now 8-1-1 on the road, putting their overall ... Read More »
Two weeks in now and we’ve already looked at the dazzling Pavel Datsyuk and the magnificent Jarome Iginla. Our next Living Legend is a man that’s been in the NHL since 1990 and is still putting up solid numbers. Today, we’re going to look at the illustrious career of Jaromir Jagr. It’s pretty safe to say you’re a living legend when ... Read More »
The Boston Bruins skated to a 4-1 victory over the Florida Panthers at the BB&T Center Sunday night. With the win, Boston improved their record to 7-1-1 on the road and currently sits in 4th place in the Eastern Conference. In the first period Milan Lucic and Zdeno Chara gave the Bruins an early 2-0 lead against the Panthers. David ... Read More »
Anton Khudobin “Who-do-bin” The ALWAYS smiling 26-year-old goaltender from Ust-Kamenogorsk (Kazakhstan) was drafted 206th overall by the Minnesota Wild in the 2004 NHL Entry Draft. Since then, Anton Khudobin has played in a variety of leagues in Canada, Russia, and the United States. His most current undertaking has been playing wingman for Tuukka Rask for the Boston Bruins. Khudobin and Rask ... Read More »
The good news for the Bruins in the 2011-12 season was that they were the best team in the Northeast Division by a wide margin. They took advantage of a weak division from its traditionally strong competition and even got a favorable first-round opponent in the playoffs. Bad news? Well. They didn’t defend their Stanley Cup title (Canucks fans you ... Read More »
Okay, let’s be honest here: there’s only one main reason that the NHL Lockout is terrible. There’s no NHL hockey. That’s a given. But this ongoing (and hopefully soon-ending) lockout is negatively affecting hundreds of thousands of people across North America and forcing us into watching other hockey that is just not the NHL that we know and love. As ... Read More »
The Boston Bruins and netkeeper Tuukka Rask have reportedly reached an agreement in principle for a one-year, $3.5 million contract, that will have Rask most likely regularly goaltending with Tim Thomas’ decision to sit next season out. Most B’s fans are probably wondering why Tuukka Time has only been confirmed for one season given that he’s quite obviously the future ... Read More »
If you thought the offseason would stop the Bruins from taking the ice, you’d be wrong. The B’s announced last Thursday that their 6th annual development camp with open on Thursday, June 28th and will close on Monday, July 2nd. Management and coaches attend the camp and all on-ice practices are open to the public (and are free!) at Ristuccia ... Read More »
Just when you’d thought the Bruins had two key contracts locked down, the NHL has to go and make things so complicated.On Wednesday, the Bruins officially announced the signing of center Gregory Campbell to a new three-year, $4.8 million deal and also announced a deal to sign center Chris Kelly to a four-year, $12 million deal to keep him in Boston ... Read More »
Sure, the B’s didn’t quite make it to the Stanley Cup this season, but GM Peter Chiarelli knows that his 2010-2011 Championship Team is more than capable of winning it all for Boston again. With plenty of room in their salary cap, the Bruins re-signed two of their remaining unrestricted free-agents, centers Chris Kelly and Gregory Campbell, this afternoon. Kelly ... Read More »
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