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As a pending free agent on a team outside of the playoff picture, Tyler Bertuzzi knew there was a good chance he'd move ahead of Friday's NHL trade deadline. He just didn't know he'd be going to the best team in hockey.
To Bruins head coach Jim Montgomery, it's a pretty simple formula.
The good news for everybody on Friday is that it looks like they can exhale.
The surging Boston Bruins became the fastest team in NHL history to reach 100 points by beating the Buffalo Sabres 7-1 on Thursday night.
The Bruins front office is not messing around this season. And the players are very grateful for that.
Thursday was marked by some significantly positive news for the Bruins. But there was also a flip side.
Bruins general manager Don Sweeney did not sit back at this year's deadline. Not even close.
The Bruins have made sure that David Pastrnak will remain in Boston for a long time.
The Boston Bruins made a big trade last week, but they weren't done adding to their team.
It wasn't all positive news from the most recent four-game swing out west, as both Taylor Hall and Nick Foligno suffered lower-body injuries on the 4-0 trip.
There is no need to vote for this year's Vezina Trophy. Just give the award to Bruins goaltender Linus Ullmark, who continues to stop pucks and make history on a seemingly nightly basis.
After the truly unbelievable game in Calgary, there's no use in delaying the praise - these Bruins are incredible.
Charlie McAvoy scored at 4:55 of overtime to give the Boston Bruins a 4-3 victory over the Calgary Flames on Tuesday night.
Pavel Zacha scored the tiebreaking goal late in the second period and the league-leading Boston Bruins beat the Edmonton Oilers 3-2 Monday night for their seventh straight win.
Linus Ullmark allowed just two goals in a pair of victories for the Bruins last week. The goaltender also made some Boston sports history by scoring a goal of his own in a win over the Canucks.
