Stewart: Why So Much Negativity For AL East Leading Red Sox?
James Stewart takes stock of the Red Sox 13 games into the season, and passes along a few Bruins thoughts as well as the team searches for a new general manager.
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James Stewart takes stock of the Red Sox 13 games into the season, and passes along a few Bruins thoughts as well as the team searches for a new general manager.
If Bruins president Cam Neely had his druthers, head coach Claude Julien would have been gone long ago according to a report.
No matter who replaces Chiarelli, Neely and Jacobs are going to be the ones to credit with success or blame for failures in the years ahead.
The Bruins played this season as though they were entitled. The players all but confirmed their inability to exercise a killer instinct on Monday.
Boston Bruins players were taking the blame for their failure of a season on Monday, and hope to get another shot with the same core next year.
Zolak & Bertrand heard from the voice of the Boston Bruins, Dave Goucher, Monday afternoon to sort through what was a disappointing season and start planning ahead for the future.
"The job uncertainty, the questions surrounding us, it's part of the job."
After a painful end to the 2014-15 season, Zolak & Bertrand discussed what the Bruins should do with coaching and management personnel in the offseason.
CSNNE's Joe Haggerty joined Toucher & Rich Monday morning for a Bruins post mortem.
The Bruins have gone from a Presidents Trophy last year to likely not making the playoffs this year in disgusting fashion.
One Stanley Cup win and another Cup Finals appearance. It was a nice run for the Bruins, but it's over for the head coach and general manager, says Mike Felger.
Zolak & Bertrand discussed the complications of the Bruins roster and whether it was even good enough to compete from the start.
Bob Beers thinks Bruins head coach Claude Julien should stay, but there are major decisions facing the organization right now.
The Bruins decided to do things in reverse in Florida on Thursday and it cost them control of their own destiny.
when the puck dropped for the Bruins in Washington on Wednesday night, they knew that they needed to bring a playoff mind-set. Instead, they seemed to be in a preseason state of mind.
It's difficult to know where to start when divvying up blame for this latest debacle.
"You can't think about anything before you make the playoffs. So right now we're in a battle to make those and you have to go with your best players."
Just because Krejci can play the wing and is willing to do it doesn't mean that's where he should play.
It's been widely speculated the general manager Peter Chiarelli could lose his job if the B's miss the playoffs. But might head coach Claude Julien suffer the same fate?
Already in the midst of a five-game losing streak, the Boston Bruins received some more bad news on Tuesday.
David Krejci took part in his first full practice since suffering a knee injury last month, and will accompany the Bruins on their upcoming three-game road trip.
David Krejci has been skating on his own over the last week, but joined in with his Bruins teammates for Tuesday's morning skate at the TD Garden.
If adjusting to life as the backup goaltender hadn't been giving Bruins netminder Niklas Svedberg a hard enough time, his equipment made life a little more difficult Sunday.
There are two words to describe the Bruins' shootout performances: terrible and consistent.