Kalman: Boastful Bruins Have To Prove Conditioning, Chemistry Will Translate Into More Wins
These feats of strength on a bar mean little in the grand scheme of things in terms of the Bruins playing better hockey and returning to the playoffs.
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These feats of strength on a bar mean little in the grand scheme of things in terms of the Bruins playing better hockey and returning to the playoffs.
With training camp officially kicking off Thursday, Toucher & Rich welcomed CSNNE Bruins insider Joe Haggerty to the program to discuss the upcoming season.
If center David Krejci has the spotlight on him as the most important returning veteran reporting to Bruins training camp later this weekend, defenseman Zach Trotman enters camp as the most important younger returning player.
Matt Kalman says a healthy and productive David Krejci will be crucial for the Boston Bruins' offense this season.
The Boston Bruins donated $50,000 to the Travis Roy Foundation on Monday as part of their annual golf tournament prior to the season.
Boston's top three draft picks all failed a running test on Thursday, but what they do between the boards will matter most in the end.
Like a doting dad, Bruins general manager Don Sweeney seemingly manages to work in Ryan Spooner's name during any conversation about how the Bruins are going to improve in the upcoming season and beyond.
Brett Connolly has something to prove in 2015-16.
This season, Bergeron will also bear some responsibility for making sure general manager Don Sweeney's changes to the roster smoothly integrate into the Bruins' culture.
Bruins forward Brad Marchand seemingly set the bar for how many goals he could score in a season when he found the back of the net 24 times last season, one year removed from scoring 25.
The Bruins' Brad Marchand revealed Tuesday that he played all of 2014-15 with tendon tears in his elbow, and had surgery in the offseason.
A healthy and more consistently dominant Zdeno Chara could go a long way to making sure the Bruins won't have to overhaul the roster again in the near future.
So far general manager Don Sweeney has withstood the urge to sign a free agent veteran defenseman to try to make up for the loss of Dougie Hamilton.
Ever imagined the Boston Bruins' classic spoked B in anything besides black & gold? Get your barf bag ready, because you're about to see it in Canadiens red & blue.
The Bruins shipped Tyler Seguin out of town for maturity and defensive reasons. Now, in Dallas, he's working on his D and growing as a professional. Is Seguin finally maturing like the Bruins wanted him to?
