Marchand Leads Bruins Past Blue Jackets In Season Opener
The Boston Bruins overcame two, two-goal deficits to top the Columbus Blue Jackets 6-3 in their season opener.
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The Boston Bruins overcame two, two-goal deficits to top the Columbus Blue Jackets 6-3 in their season opener.
The 2016-17 Bruins season gets underway in Columbus tonight, and you can hear the action on 98.5 The Sports Hub starting at 6:30pm!
Adam Jones discusses his expectations for the Bruins, who should be playoff team this season. But don't expect a deep run, like owner Jeremy Jacobs.
Bruins coach Claude Julien is going to be juggling until Patrice Bergeron can come back.
The Bruins will kick off their season on Thursday night in Columbus, but they will do so without their most important player.
General Manager Don Sweeney hasn't acquired a stud No. 2 defenseman and the Bruins will start the season with two of their veteran defensemen on injured reserve.
A few players at training camp are accelerating the Bruins' process of getting younger, more dynamic, and maybe even better.
Brad Marchand entered the World Cup of Hockey a hated man in Canada, but left a hero. Now, he's looking to make those former Team Canada teammates hate him once again in the NHL.
It doesn't take much coaxing to get Bruins assistant coach Bruce Cassidy to praise center Austin Czarnik.
Evidence that the Bruins specifically made sure Spooner spent time with Moore was on display after formal drills were complete at Warrior Ice Arena on Thursday.
You couldn't blame goaltender Malcolm Subban if he flinched even just a little bit in the face of an NHL slap shot.
Dennis Seidenberg has a new hockey home, and he may end up playing alongside a former Boston teammate.
As long as David Backes channels his leadership in the right direction, the Bruins should benefit from having someone around that will tell them the truth and make sure they're accountable.
Brad Marchand is going to get rewarded for his ability to move beyond the trash talk and cheap shots and become one of the premier two-way talents in the NHL.
So far Peter Mueller is talking the talk.
Ryan Spooner is starting training camp as Boston's third-line center.
Even with most of the attention of the hockey world focused on Toronto and World Cup of Hockey 2016, NHL training camps open Thursday.
Understandably, the players that did make the team didn't much appreciate hearing comments from the peanut gallery. One such player was new Bruins forward David Backes.
Brandon Carlo and Matt Grzelcyk are beginning their professional career this weekend at the Prospect Challenge in Buffalo.
The Bruins used a fifth-round pick on Rob O'Gara in 2011. Five years of development later, he is at his first Bruins rookie camp.
Bruins president Cam Neely showed off the new practice facility in Brighton.
The Boston Bruins are extremely excited about their brand new practice facility, which they officially opened on Thursday. Once you see the facility, you'll understand why.
Anton Khudobin still has high expectations for his abilities but at the same time understands he might not get to flaunt his talents as often as he'd like.
All second-year forward Frank Vatrano has to do is step into the lineup as a second-year pro and replace Eriksson. Well, not exactly.
Coming off a career-best 37-goal season, Marchand could become even more attractive to 29 other teams if he matches his production from 2015-16.
