Claude Julien Completely Unconcerned With Danger Of Losing His Job
"What matters to me is I have to come in and do a job here. Whatever they decide, they can decide. It really doesn't matter to me."
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"What matters to me is I have to come in and do a job here. Whatever they decide, they can decide. It really doesn't matter to me."
How do you divvy up the pie?
This year, it's clear that things are very different. And Monday night in Calgary showed how.
It's a perfect time to take stock of how the Bruins have fared without defenseman Johnny Boychuk because on Saturday, the veteran and his Eastern Conference powerhouse New York Islanders will be Boston's opposition at TD Garden.
Claude Julien predicted on Wednesday that Reilly Smith would break out of his slump. The Bruins forward fulfilled that prophecy Thursday night in New York.
Tyler Seguin has been battling for the NHL lead in goals and points all season for the Stars.
Bruins coach Claude Julien is crystal clear about his team's objective when a game goes beyond regulation.
Well, at least the Bruins aren't still bragging about winning the Presidents' Trophy in 2013-14.
Seth Griffith has been in an odd predicament all season, but can secure his spot in the lineup by finding the back of the net on a consistent basis.
Gregory Campbell knows his contribution to the Bruins hasn't been big enough, but he chooses to look on the positive side of the season.
Bruins head coach Claude Julien gets all of the blame and all of the credit for a couple moves he made in the Bruins' 4-3 OT victory Sunday against Buffalo.
While many are trading the entire Bruins roster, Bruins DieHard gives his untouchables.
Niklas Svedberg made 35 saves on 37 shots in a 3-2 overtime road win against the Minnesota Wild.
Paul MacLean's firing again proves what a volatile and fickle career coaching can be.
"When you're in the playoff hunt at Thanksgiving, it seems like there's not too much shuffling in the standings after that," Smith said. "We'd obviously like to have a couple more points from this past weekend, but we're still in that contention where we want to be."
Simply put, it's going to be difficult to take Morrow out of the lineup when the Bruins are at full strength.
Two games into his return from a seven-game healthy hiatus caused by his disastrous play on the Bruins' back end, Bartkowski seems to have regained his mojo.
The Boston Bruins are going to be shorthanded when they take on the St. Louis Blues on Tuesday night. The extent to which they'll be shorthanded is not yet known.
Whether they're trading a top-four defenseman on the eve of the regular season, sending a player deserving of a chance in the NHL back to the American League for more seasoning or doling out goaltending assignments, the Bruins are always looking at the big picture.
Just how bad is it for the Bruins? And, more importantly, is there anything the players, coaches and front office staff can do to turn things around quickly?
The Boston Bruins will be without David Krejci when they head to Canada for their next two games.
The Boston Bruins will be without their top-line center when they host the New Jersey Devils on Monday night, but there's a chance they could get one of their injured defensemen back for the game.
Just a few Boston sports thoughts as the Patriots enjoy a weekend off.
The Boston Bruins have lost yet another defenseman to injury, but one of them also returned to practice on Friday.
Bruins president Cam Neely made his weekly appearance on the Felger & Massarotti program Thursday afternoon.
