Bruins DieHard: B's Hoping To Roll Lucky Sevens In Final Game With Montreal
Did you really think it wasn't going to come to this?
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Did you really think it wasn't going to come to this?
We'll see Wednesday night how Game 7 plays out. For now, we've got some leftover thoughts from Game 6 to cover.
Bruins legend and Hockey Hall of Famer Ray Bourque appeared with Gresh & Zolak Tuesday to discuss the first six games and preview the deciding Game 7 Wednesday night at the TD Garden.
Before this series started, we all should have known this is how it would end.
P.K. Subban loves the spotlight. His postgame comments after Game 6 will ensure he'll remain under the bright lights for Game 7.
Bob Beers joined Toucher & Rich to look back on Bruins-Habs Game 6, and ahead to Wednesday's deciding Game 7.
Fred Toucher has lost fall faith in the Bruins and their chances to win it all.
Adam Jones was on air following Game 6, and to help with the analysis he brought in Dave Goucher and Bob Beers of the Bruins Radio Network.
It should come as no surprise that in the waning seconds of a typically heated playoff game between the Bruins and Canadiens, a fight broke out.
Claude Julien is mighty confident about the Bruins' chances in the upcoming Game 7.
The Bruins squandered their chance to win their series against the Montreal Canadiens, losing 4-0 at the Bell Centre.
The B's hope to win the series and avoid a Game 7, but the Canadiens have other plans. Follow along here!
The Felger and Massarotti Show from Monday, May 12.
David Krejci hopes to break out of his playoff slump and propel the Bruins to a Game 6 win in Montreal.
If the Boston Bruins don't close out their series with the Montreal Canadiens on Monday night, we now know when the puck will drop for the deciding Game 7.
Good news for the Bruins and Dennis Seidenberg.
It's almost time for Game 6, but before Game 5 gets lost to the history books, here are the leftover thoughts.
98.5 The Sports Hub's Bruins radio analyst Bob Beers joined WBZ-TV's Dan Roche outside the Bell Centre for Sunday night's Sports Final, and said the Bruins have a good chance at clinching their series vs. Montreal tonight, but it's going to be a battle.
Adolfo was outside the Garden on Saturday and ran into some very unusual characters...as usual.
During their 4-2 win in Game 5, the Bruins proved that there's nothing the same about their power play compared to past years.
Boston Bruins forward Shawn Thornton has been fined $2820.52 for unsportsmanlike conduct.
Carl Soderberg's and Loui Eriksson's exceptional play is nothing new. All that's changed is that they're finally getting rewarded.
When P.K. Subban and the Canadiens come to Boston, there's always something. In Game 5, that something was a water bottle.
The wild twists and turns of the first four games has brought us here: A brand new, three-game series. Follow along for updates from Game 5 at the Garden.
The NHL announced that Monday's Bruins-Canadiens Game 6 will be a 7:30pm start.