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Gresh & Zo were joined by NHL Defenseman and local native, Ryan Whitney, to discuss the Bruins postseason run and why the guys in the league don't like the Canucks. A classic interview!
Gresh & Zo looked at the "penalty stats" from the last five Stanley Cup Finals and it might, just might, smash your perception of how the series has been and will be called.
For one family of Bruins fans, a Stanley Cup victory would mean a lot more than just a parade.
Here is how the 98.5 The Sports Hub/WBZ Sports team sees the Bruins and Canucks Stanley Cup finals playing out.
You can definitely feel the passion that the city of Vancouver has for the Stanley Cup Finals.
Ric Duarte, better known as BruinsDieHard, reflects on when he became a Bruins fan and all the years that followed.
Gresh & Zo discussed Bruins Owner, Jeremy Jacobs, and what this postseason run might mean for him and the team.
Sean McAdam talked with Toucher & Rich about the Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Finals, who he thinks will win the final series and the Boston Red Sox. Does McAdam think that the Bruins can beat Vancouver?
The Bruins prepare to take on the Vancouver Canucks in Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Finals tonight. Jack Edwards spoke with Toucher & Rich about the Bruins playing this late in the year and who sees winning the Cup.
Toucher & Rich want to send you to Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Finals at the TD Garden, all you have to do is answer some Bruins trivia questions at the station Monday morning. If you get a question wrong we hit your car with a sledge hammer.
The Canucks host the Bruins on Wednesday night in Game 1 of a series teeming with compelling matchups and subplots.
For Boston Bruins president Cam Neely, talking hockey this late into the summer is new territory.
Bruins forward Milan Lucic is coming home to Vancouver, a city that has hosted some of his biggest hockey moments.
Daniel Sedin absently scratched his red playoff beard, thinking back on a decade of struggle and setbacks before the Vancouver Canucks reached the Stanley Cup finals against Boston.
The Bruins are playing Game Two of the Stanley Cup finals Saturday at 8 p.m., so the Red Sox have moved up their 7:10 p.m. game to 1:10 p.m.
