Bruins Will Have Their Hands Full With Either Sharks Or Blues
The Bruins earned a trip to the Stanley Cup Final. That's great, but the real work begins now.
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The Bruins earned a trip to the Stanley Cup Final. That's great, but the real work begins now.
Boston's top line kept finding ways to score, especially on the power play. With a chance to clinch another series, Tuukka Rask was perfect — again.
There are two very clear reasons why the Bruins will be playing in the Stanley Cup Final: the goaltender and the power play. Both are performing at historic levels.
For the 20th time in franchise history, the Boston Bruins will be playing in the Stanley Cup Final.
If staying out of the penalty box was the Hurricanes' plan, it went haywire in the second period. And it proved costly.
Don Sweeney's vision as general manager for the Boston Bruins is coming together in a significant way this season. And his work is getting recognized by his peers.
The Boston Bruins will be without their captain as they try to punch a ticket to the Stanley Cup Final.
The Boston Bruins are one win away from the Stanley Cup Final. But they're all aware that notching a fourth win in any series is the hardest one to get.
Every single Blues player on the ice knew immediately that the goal should not have counted. The four on-ice officials did not. The Sharks won.
The Bruins will be without winger Chris Wagner on Thursday night as they look to complete a sweep of the Carolina Hurricanes in the Eastern Conference Final.
Nobody needs to start talking about the Stanley Cup Final just yet. But you can allow yourself to start thinking about it. It's safe.
The way they earned their Game 3 victory on the road in Raleigh on Tuesday night was a perfect picture of how and why the Bruins find themselves one win away from the Stanley Cup Final.
Sure enough, the Boston Bruins -- who have been somewhat of a magnet for unique calls this postseason -- were involved in a case of goaltender interference that had many hockey fans scratching their heads on Tuesday night in Raleigh.
With the win, the Bruins now own a 3-0 series lead. They need just one more win to punch their ticket to the Stanley Cup Final.
It wasn't the best period of officiating for referees Steve Kozari and Kelly Sutherland.
