Fans, Loud And Young, Excited For Bruins Success
While the Bruins bandwagon is certainly chock full these days, it's a fair bet that some of those who describe themselves as hard-core supporters may, in fact, be newcomers to Bruintown.
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While the Bruins bandwagon is certainly chock full these days, it's a fair bet that some of those who describe themselves as hard-core supporters may, in fact, be newcomers to Bruintown.
Pierre McGuire joins Felger and Mazz to offer his thoughts on the series thus far, the gamesmanship between the Bruins and Canucks, and the prospect of game 7. Will the Canucks finally get bitten for poking the bear?
Although David Krejci is the NHL's leading playoff scorer and the Bruins' first-line center as they play for the Stanley Cup, he can still walk around Boston pretty much unnoticed.
With the Stanley Cup shifting back to Boston for game 6, the Bruins are in an all too familiar situation and have their backs against the wall. Will they be able to force a game 7?
In light of the recent "History Will Be Made" commercials throughout the NHL playoffs, 98.5 The Sports Hub producer Jimmy Stewart put together a couple of his own.
The Boston Bruins are fighting for a chance for a winner-takes-all Game 7 on Wednesday for the Stanley Cup. But right now, all their attention is on Monday night's Game 6 at the TD Garden.
Bob Beers joined Gresh & Zo to discuss the upcoming Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Final, style of play, all the Vancouver yapping and more.
Injured Bruins forward Nathan Horton is still dealing with the symptoms that go with a concussion, but is expected to attend Monday night's Game 6 at the TD Garden.
Dan Shaughnessy shows up and he's ready to go all out with Gresh and Zo!
The Stanley Cup will be in the TD Garden for Game 6 Monday night, but if the Bruins have anything to say about it, one of the most famous trophies will stay in its box until Wednesday.
Gresh & Zo discussed Game 5 of the Stanley Cup Final and all the talk coming from the Canucks dressing room.
The Vancouver Canucks were a confident bunch after their Game 5 win, and tried to sell the TV rights to their Stanley Cup victory parade, according to an NHL source.
The Stanley Cup is in Boston, but Dennis Seidenberg and the Bruins are hoping it stays off the ice Monday night.
Joe Haggerty spoke with Toucher & Rich about the Bruins-Canucks series, why the B's lost Game 5 and what the Bruins need to do to win.
Bruins DieHard dared to think he could see the Bruins raise the cup at the Garden Monday night. But he should have known that nothing comes easy for the Bruins in these Stanley Cup Playoffs.
When I asked the question to a few Bruins players on Sunday I got a few surprised looks. "Have you thought about the fact that this is your final game at the Garden this season?"
The Boston Bruins tried to push the mute button on the controversy over Roberto Luongo's verbal swipe at Tim Thomas.
Vancouver defenseman Aaron Rome wouldn't change much about the hit on Boston's Nathan Horton that got him suspended for the rest of the Stanley Cup finals.
The Boston Bruins know their hopes of getting back to Vancouver and a chance to win the Stanley Cup ride largely on how they play in front of the Canucks' net.
It's not the words you want to see this weekend unless you're talking about your Boston Bruins. We're not.
The good news for the Bruins is they are headed back to Boston, where they waxed the Canucks by a 12-1 score the last to games, to save their season in Game 6. The bad news is they would still have to come back to Vancouver for Game 7.
The Boston Bruins were unable to put pressure on the Canucks in Game 5 of the Stanley Cup Finals, and now face a "must win" Game 6 Monday night in Boston.
With a fortunate bounce and a flawless goalie, the Vancouver Canucks are heading back to Boston with the chance to hoist the Stanley Cup for the first time.
A couple of longtime Bruins season ticket holders have found themselves in an awkward position during the Stanley Cup Finals. They're rooting for Vancouver. Rich and Sue Schneider's son is Boston College graduate and Canucks back-up goalie, Cory Schneider.
Boston forward Brad Marchand made as if he were dusting off his hands for a job well done as he skated past the Canucks' bench after his last shift in Game 4 ended early with a hat trick of penalties: roughing, holding and tripping.
