A look at some absurd Bruins stats from the regular season
The Bruins hit the playoffs with their name etched atop a number of slots in the NHL record books
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The Bruins hit the playoffs with their name etched atop a number of slots in the NHL record books
The Boston Bruins' regular season is over. It was historic in several ways.
A decade after he started for the Red Sox on the day of the 2013 Boston Marathon bombings, World Series champ Ryan Dempster is running the race in honor of Lingzi Lu.
The Bruins rolled into Montreal on Thursday night for their regular-season finale with absolutely nothing to prove. They added another win and two more points to their record totals just for fun.
The best regular-season team in NHL history now knows its first-round playoff opponent
Linus Ullmark can mentally move on to the postseason, and he can officially close the book on his remarkable regular season.
The Bruins don't yet know their first-round playoff opponent. But they do know when they'll be hosting Game 1 of the playoffs.
In Boston, though, everyone knows that the postseason means a whole lot more.
Rest easy, Bruins fans. Linus Ullmark is expected to be OK after he departed Tuesday night's record-setting Bruins win.
The Boston Bruins are now at 133 points on the season, setting yet another NHL record.
The Bruins have two more games to break another NHL record before the end of the regular season. Center David Krejci will not play in either contest, head coach Jim Montgomery announced Tuesday.
The Bruins made NHL history on Sunday night by notching their 63rd win of the season. They can rewrite the record books again Tuesday night in Boston.
David Pastrnak is just one of several Bruins who are having the best seasons of their careers.
The Bruins have won six in a row and reached 131 points, one back of the record held by the 1976-77 Montreal Canadiens.
No team in NHL history has ever won more games in a regular season than this year's Boston Bruins.
