Kalman: Low-Risk Dominic Moore Signing Gives Bruins More Options
Matt Kalman writes that a team can never have too many centers, so the Bruins signing of Dominic Moore makes sense.
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Matt Kalman writes that a team can never have too many centers, so the Bruins signing of Dominic Moore makes sense.
The Boston Bruins have added another center, signing veteran Dominic Moore to a one-year deal on Tuesday.
On a defense corps featuring many question marks and downright depressing stories of decline or lack of potential, Torey Krug is a rare bright spot.
Bobby Orr had an incredible career with the Bruins and is a Boston sports legend. But there is one Boston sports career he wouldn't mind living.
Jimmy Vesey's decision to pass on staying home to play his pro hockey, however, will have an impact on the Bruins' forward corps.
The Bruins forward tweeted Jimmy Vesey after the former Harvard standout opted to sign with the New York Rangers over the hometown Bruins.
Jimmy Vesey has made his decision.
The Jimmy Vesey watch is on.
Adam McQuaid's ready to be under pressure and he thinks he can be part of the solution more than part of the problem.
Joe Haggerty joined Toucher & Rich on Thursday for the latest on Jimmy Vesey, and it's not looking good for the Boston Bruins.
When the Bruins drafted Pastrnak, they were a regular fixture in the postseason. Now two years of futility have Pastrnak wondering what it's like to play in the Stanley Cup playoffs.
"When they offered another year I sprained my finger signing the thing before they changed their minds."
Since signing with the Bruins, forward David Backes has been careful when speaking about his role.
Brad Marchand is entering the final year of his contract, and the Bruins forward is poised for a big payday in the near future.
So far, Trent Frederic hasn't let any of the criticism of the Bruins or the rhetoric about his game affect his excitement about getting drafted.
It was almost a case of déjà vu for Bruins prospect Jakub Zboril leading up to development camp last week.
There's no one more excited about the Bruins' upcoming pool of prospects than Kevin Dean because Monday the former NHL defenseman was named the new head coach for the Providence farm club in the American Hockey League.
If Sweeney and the Bruins commit to a focus of about 75-80 percent on the future and 20-25 percent on the present, this plan to make the Bruins into an elite team again could pay off as soon as 2018-19.
Matt Grzelcyk knows loyalty.
There's a short list of teams Jimmy Vesey is interested in signing with, and his hometown Boston Bruins are on it.
The defenseman, who finished up his freshman season last year at Boston University as the youngest player in NCAA hockey, sports a Beaver Cleaver face.
Malcolm Subban's progression from 2012 first-round draft pick to NHL-ready goaltender had been slow and steady but still on target when last February it took a shot to the throat, literally.
The Bruins may be looking at which prospects will have a chance to crack the NHL roster in the fall at this week's development camp.
Despite his mannerly ways, Kelly wound up being a perfect fit for the "Big Bad Bruins 2.0" of the early part of this decade and he was a key cog in a team that won the Stanley Cup and a second that went to the Finals.
Center David Backes knew exactly why he was interested in signing with the Bruins.
