Patrice Bergeron Wins Mark Messier NHL Leadership Award
Patrice Bergeron did not win the Selke Award last week, but he will be taking home another trophy for his efforts during the 2021 season.
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Patrice Bergeron did not win the Selke Award last week, but he will be taking home another trophy for his efforts during the 2021 season.
In the voting for the Selke Trophy, 11 voters left Patrice Bergeron off their ballots entirely. That is madness.
When the opinions are being offered by the players themselves about their fellow players, it's a pretty good indication that the opinions are worth valuing.
Bruins president Cam Neely was asked about those decisions from the 2015 draft when he spoke to the media on Tuesday.
General manager Don Sweeney spoke about the Bruins' goaltending conundrum on Tuesday morning, and he laid out some details about what the team might do.
The Bruins are capitalizing on the 10th anniversary of their Stanley Cup win by airing a special limited series of "Behind The B," featuring previously unreleased footage from the Bruins during and after their championship run.
Bruce Cassidy believes he and the Bruins made the best decision at goaltender for the Bruins in the playoffs.
When it comes to hockey, there's no better place to be than Boston.
Here's everything the Bruins said in their year-end press conferences over Zoom.
"I just don't see myself playing anywhere else, but we'll see what happens."
"People nowadays, they talk in the social media -- whatever the topic is, it seems like everybody has an opinion on everything. So it doesn't bother me."
Taylor Hall hopes to keep things going with the Boston Bruins, and would even consider coming back on a discounted rate.
The Boston Bruins have a difficult road ahead if they want to get back to true Cup contention. And they may not be equipped to do it.
It's getting a lot harder for the Bruins to come to terms with their abrupt endings, because the team isn't sure how many more opportunities they'll get as a group.
It's officially "next season" for the Boston Bruins.
As the playoffs wore on, Tuukka Rask wore down. And the Bruins' netminder may require surgery in the coming offseason.
The Boston Bruins' season is over.
Bruce Cassidy was likely perturbed once again, as a high and late hit was delivered on his best defenseman, with no penalty being called.
Jake DeBrusk will be back in the Bruins lineup for Wednesday night's must-win Game 6 against the Islanders in New York.
It will be Tuukka Time once again for the Bruins in Game 6 against the Islanders.
The Bruins have spent a lot of time complaining about penalties during their series with the Islanders. With their backs against the wall heading into Wednesday night's Game 6 on Long Island, the Bruins should use some of that furor toward actually killing off those penalties.
The Bruins blue line will remain razor thin -- and they may be without their starting goaltender -- as the team looks to stave off elimination in Wednesday night's Game 6.
You can add another fine for the Boston Bruins.
Head coach Bruce Cassidy was hit with a massive $25,000 fine for his critical comments on the officiating following Boston's Game 5 loss to the New York Islanders on Monday night.
Winning Wednesday night is all that matters to the Bruins.
