Patrice Bergeron Suffered Strained Oblique During Playoffs, Won't Need Surgery
Bergeron revealed Friday that the injury was a badly strained oblique, which was the reason for his limited role in the series.
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Bergeron revealed Friday that the injury was a badly strained oblique, which was the reason for his limited role in the series.
One reason why the Bruins were unable to get past the Capitals in the opening round of the NHL playoffs was the absence of defensive stalwart. Now, we officially know why.
If ifs and buts were candy and nuts, then it would be Christmas every day, and the Bruins would still be alive in the NHL playoffs.
It ended quick and painful and way too soon.
Felger and Massarotti discussed the Boston Bruins 2-1 overtime series ending loss to the Washington Capitals. Did the Capitals out play the Bruins in the entire series? Did the right team win?
Joel Ward's dramatic goal prompted dozens of Twitter users to send out a barrage of racist, hate-fueled messages about Ward.
Gresh and Zo try to make sense of the Boston Bruins overtime loss to the Washington Capitals. The guys both feel that the Bruins played well, they just didn't execute when it mattered. What do you think?
If there's one thing sports fans hate, it's seeing their favorite players walk off the field, ice or court after a devastating acting like they don't care. That's probably why Bruins fans love Patrice Bergeron so much.
98.5 The Sports Hub's Bruins color analyst and former Bruin, Bob Beers spoke with Toucher & Rich about the Bruins' first round exit, the future of Tim Thomas and last year's long season.
By the end, it was only the 20-year-old kid who actually turned his words to actions.
They didn't get the bounces.
The Boston Bruins and Washington Capitals played seven one-goal games in their first-round playoff series. That's an NHL record.
Live from Hurricane O'Reilly's, Felger and Massarotti are broadcasting from Hurricane O'Reilly's and previewing tonight's Game 7 between the Washington Capitals and the Boston Bruins.
From the lines in pregame warmups until the final score, check back frequently throughout the game.
