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The Bruins announced that they'll be locking arms during the playing of the American and Canadian national anthems during their games this summer, which begin with an exhibition game on Thursday night and a seeding game on Sunday afternoon.
David Pastrnak is taking full responsibility for having to miss the last two weeks of Bruins practice, but the Boston forward doesn't believe he did anything wrong.
Happiness didn't stop David Pastrnak from making some choice edits to the photo before deciding to send it along to Maple Leafs super fan Justin Bieber.
The Bruins made their way to Toronto over the weekend, and forward David Pastrnak was part of that trip. Better yet, Pastrnak will be on the ice when the Bruins practice on Monday.
While there's no exact correct way to accomplish that goal, the NHL announced its plans for game presentation in a way that should make the experience a bit less eerie for viewers at home.
Hockey fans, say hello to the Seattle Kraken.
David Pastrnak and Ondrej Kase are still MIA for the Boston Bruins. But at least they got one of their top blue liners back in the fold Thursday morning.
The absence of David Pastrnak and Ondrej Kase is causing a lot of concern with the Boston Bruins. And it doesn't sound like either player will be practicing with the team before it makes its trek to Toronto for the NHL's restart.
Tuukka Rask is nursing a fractured finger, but the Bruins netminder isn't worried about the injury. He's confident that he'll be 100 percent when the NHL drops the puck on the postseason next month.
The NHL has announced the three finalists for this year's Hart Trophy, given to the league's MVP. Apparently, Pasta is not on the NHL's menu.
Another year, another Selke nomination for Patrice Bergeron.
Some pretty big names were missing from Bruins practice on Saturday. Most were back on the ice on Monday.
It was no surprise that Tuukka Rask was formally announced as a finalist for this year's Vezina Trophy on Friday.
The mystery that is the absence of David Pastrnak -- as well as fellow Czech Ondrej Kase -- continues for another day.
The NHL thought long and hard before very carefully choosing its hub cities for its plans to return to play. Suffice it to say, nobody predicted this would happen.
