Toucher & Rich: Joe Haggerty On What The Bruins Need To Do To Win
Joe Haggerty spoke with Toucher & Rich about the Bruins-Canucks series, why the B's lost Game 5 and what the Bruins need to do to win.
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Joe Haggerty spoke with Toucher & Rich about the Bruins-Canucks series, why the B's lost Game 5 and what the Bruins need to do to win.
Bruins DieHard dared to think he could see the Bruins raise the cup at the Garden Monday night. But he should have known that nothing comes easy for the Bruins in these Stanley Cup Playoffs.
When I asked the question to a few Bruins players on Sunday I got a few surprised looks. "Have you thought about the fact that this is your final game at the Garden this season?"
The Boston Bruins tried to push the mute button on the controversy over Roberto Luongo's verbal swipe at Tim Thomas.
Vancouver defenseman Aaron Rome wouldn't change much about the hit on Boston's Nathan Horton that got him suspended for the rest of the Stanley Cup finals.
The Boston Bruins know their hopes of getting back to Vancouver and a chance to win the Stanley Cup ride largely on how they play in front of the Canucks' net.
Tim Thomas is giving a masterful performance in his net during the Stanley Cup finals. He's also doing an excellent job masking the frustration that must be coursing through him.
It's not the words you want to see this weekend unless you're talking about your Boston Bruins. We're not.
The good news for the Bruins is they are headed back to Boston, where they waxed the Canucks by a 12-1 score the last to games, to save their season in Game 6. The bad news is they would still have to come back to Vancouver for Game 7.
The Boston Bruins were unable to put pressure on the Canucks in Game 5 of the Stanley Cup Finals, and now face a "must win" Game 6 Monday night in Boston.
With a fortunate bounce and a flawless goalie, the Vancouver Canucks are heading back to Boston with the chance to hoist the Stanley Cup for the first time.
Bruins legend and hockey Hall Of Famer joined the D.A. show to discuss the Cup Finals. Ray said his biggest regret was not bringing the Cup to Boston.
A couple of longtime Bruins season ticket holders have found themselves in an awkward position during the Stanley Cup Finals. They're rooting for Vancouver. Rich and Sue Schneider's son is Boston College graduate and Canucks back-up goalie, Cory Schneider.
Boston forward Brad Marchand made as if he were dusting off his hands for a job well done as he skated past the Canucks' bench after his last shift in Game 4 ended early with a hat trick of penalties: roughing, holding and tripping.
Felger and Massarotti were joined by former NHL forward and current Comcast SportsNet analyst Tony Amonte to talk some Bruins. Do the Bruins have all the momentum in the Finals?
