Roche: 'I've Changed My Mind' About Stanley Cup Finals
Dan Roche picked the Canucks to win the series in 7 games, but he's changed my mind.
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Dan Roche picked the Canucks to win the series in 7 games, but he's changed my mind.
Felger & Massarotti continued the day discussing the Bruins and what adjustments should be made before Game 2. How can they fix the power play?
Ric Duarte, better known as BruinsDieHard, reflects on game 1, what the Bruins did right and what they can do better.
Patrice Bergeron joined Gresh & Zo from Vancouver to discuss Game 1, the "biting incident", the lack of a suspension for Alex Burrows and more.
Gresh & Zo discussed the curious decision by the NHL to not punish Vancouver's Alex Burrows for the "biting incident" with Patrice Bergeron.
WBZ-TV's Dan Roche is in Vancouver covering the Bruins as they battle for the Cup. He called in to talk with Toucher & Rich Friday.
Alain Vigneault and Claude Julien know all about bad behavior after the whistle in big hockey games.
Adam Proteau from The Hockey News spoke with Toucher & Rich about Game 1, Alex Burrows biting Patrice Bergeron and how he sees this series going.
Pierre McGuire of NBC joined Felger & Massarotti to talk about the Bruins Game 1 loss to the Vancouver Canucks. The Bruins are down 1-0 in the Stanley Cup Finals.
Felger & Massarotti opened the show talking about the Bruins 1-0 loss last night to the Vancouver Canucks in Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Finals. The Bruins run out of gas last night?
The NHL has decided not to punish Canucks winger Alex Burrows for allegedly biting Bruins center Patrice Bergeron at the end of the first period in Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Finals.
The opener to the Stanley Cup final drew the best preliminary rating for a Game 1 in 12 years.
Gresh & Zo were joined in studio by Sean McAdam to discuss Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final. Should Zdeno Chara remain in front of the net for the power play?
Gresh & Zo discuss Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Finals and why the Bruins are facing a 1-0 deficit.
Boston forward Patrice Bergeron wasn't surprised how quickly the Stanley Cup finals turned nasty, but he was shocked to feel Canucks counterpart Alex Burrows chomp down on the tip of his finger.
