Bruce Cassidy Was A Big Fan Of Torey Krug's 'Old School' Hit In Game 1
Torey Krug provided one heck of a highlight during the Bruins' Game 1 victory over the St. Louis Blues on Monday night, one that his coach was still smiling about on Tuesday.
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Torey Krug provided one heck of a highlight during the Bruins' Game 1 victory over the St. Louis Blues on Monday night, one that his coach was still smiling about on Tuesday.
A deep dive into everything that happened in Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final between the Bruins and Blues.
Boston Bruins fans have another reason to feel good after a Game 1 victory in the Stanley Cup Final.
Connor Clifton plays on instincts, and those instincts provided a much-needed spark for the Bruins in their Game 1 victory.
Turns out, the case of the Bruins being "rusty" ended up having some validity. Through the opening 20 minutes of Monday night's Game 1, the Bruins seemed to be skating uphill.
With heavy contributions from fourth liners and defensemen, the Bruins managed to generate just enough offense to earn a 4-2 win over the Blues.
If you were concerned that a bloody forearm off a blocked shot was going to affect Zdeno Chara in any way, you'd be mistaken.
Rust? Forget about rust. Tuukka Rask could have cultivated a Spotify playlist, solved some Sudoku puzzles and perused Pinterest for a fettuccine alfredo recipe during the second period. He simply didn't have a whole lot of work to do.
The Boston Bruins have themselves a 1-0 lead in the Stanley Cup Final.
Jordan Binnington proved that goaltenders can get involved in the physical play of the Stanley Cup Final, too.
The Stanley Cup Final was back in Boston on Monday night. Some champions were on hand to welcome it back.
The sculpture of Arthur Fiedler's head along the Charles River got some new headgear in honor of the Bruins.
The Bruins have been waiting for this day for what has felt like a lifetime. On Monday night, the puck will finally drop on Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final in Boston.
A big crowd is expected at City Hall Plaza.
Boston fans are ready for the Stanley Cup Final.
Marchand is Boston's leading scorer in the playoffs.
Tuukka Rask's place in Bruins and hockey history can be shaped significantly if he can keep up a comparable level of play while earning four more victories.
Boston fans are ready once again to shell out big money for another championship series.
"Old Town Road" is coming to the Stanley Cup Final.
Shannon McCarthy is such a huge Bruins fan that Dunkin' Donuts is sending this woman, who is battling serious illness, to Game 1 of the Stanley Cup.
Here's how the WBZ-TV and CBS Boston sports team thinks the Stanley Cup Final will play out, with everyone expecting another parade through the streets of Boston within the next few weeks.
The Patriots wide receiver knows with supreme confidence that there's no better place in the world to play and follow sports.
The only thing that would have put a damper on Thursday night's Bruins scrimmage was an injury. It appears the Bruins avoided any such catastrophe.
The long wait for the Bruins-Blues Stanley Cup Final continues. But WBZ-TV's Steve Burton and Scott Sullivan are here to help you fill the void with another edition of "A Slice Of Sully."
Bruins leading scorer Brad Marchand returned without missing a shift after appearing to hurt his left hand.
