Bruins DieHard: Late-Season Issues Resurface In Chicago
Some late-season issues resurfaced for the Bruins in Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final against the Blackhawks, which could be a recipe for disaster.
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Some late-season issues resurfaced for the Bruins in Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final against the Blackhawks, which could be a recipe for disaster.
Nathan Horton is "day to day," according to the Bruins.
Felger & Mazz were at the game in Chicago, but are back in Boston discussing how the Bruins lost the game and what they need to do to win against this Blackhawks team.
Red Sox top prospect Xander Bogaerts is making his way up Boston's minor league system.
Sean McAdam joined Gresh and Zolak for his weekly chat and discussed the fact that the team may be waiting more time to get Clay Buchholz a start. Is it time for concern?
The Bruins persevered without Nathan Horton in 2011 to win the Cup, but their roster is not deep enough this time around to do the same.
The Boston Bruins find themselves in a 0-1 hole after Wednesday night's triple-overtime loss to the Chicago Blackhawks in the Stanley Cup Final, but they aren't hanging their heads in defeat.
TSN analyst and former Bruin Aaron Ward joined Toucher & Rich on Thursday to discuss Boston's Game 1 loss, and the growing pains of Tyler Seguin.
Matt Kalman joined Toucher & Rich to discuss the injury to Bruins forward Nathan Horton and the loss to the Blackhawks in a triple overtime Game 1.
New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft is happy to have Tim Tebow on his team, calling the new third-string quarterback "a winner."
Kaspars Daugavins missed a golden opportunity for the Bruins in Game 1 against the Blackhawks, but will be ready if that chance comes again.
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The Bruins may have been the better team in the three overtime periods, but the game should have never gotten past regulation.
On hockey's biggest stage, the Bruins may be without one of their most productive forwards.
It took three overtimes to decide Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final.
