Julien Has Plenty Of Confidence In Bruins Ahead Of Game 7 vs. Montreal
The Boston Bruins have yet another Game 7 on their schedule tonight, as they try to send the Montreal Canadiens home for the summer and move on to the Eastern Conference Finals.
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The Boston Bruins have yet another Game 7 on their schedule tonight, as they try to send the Montreal Canadiens home for the summer and move on to the Eastern Conference Finals.
There is no chance Dennis Seidenberg plays in Wednesday night's Game 7 between the Bruins and Canadiens at the TD Garden.
Before this series started, we all should have known this is how it would end.
Claude Julien is mighty confident about the Bruins' chances in the upcoming Game 7.
Matt Fraser's call-up likely didn't register with Canadiens fans and media on Thursday morning. By Thursday night, everyone knew the kid's name.
The Felger and Massarotti Show from Wednesday, May 7.
Greg Wyshynksi from Yahoo! Sports' Puck Daddy blog joined Toucher & Rich Wednesday morning after a tough 4-2 Bruins loss in Game 3 against Montreal in the Eastern Conference semifinals.
Exciting third periods are all well and good, but the Bruins finally got burned by playing with too much fire in the first two periods.
Through eight postseason games, the top line of the Boston Bruins is not performing up to par.
There is plenty of chatter going on between the Bruins and Canadiens, but Claude Julien and his players are focused on what will happen on the ice.
The Felger and Massarotti Show from Monday, May 5.
The war of words between the Boston Bruins and Montreal Canadiens has moved from the ice to the press conference podium.
The series is now tied 1-1 heading to Montreal for Game 3 on Saturday because the Bruins rallied from 3-1 down in the third period.
The Bruins know how to make things difficult for themselves -- but they're also pretty darn good at making comebacks.
The Bruins have been here before, and they're already focused on Saturday's Game 2.
Can't wait for the Bruins and Canadiens to drop the puck? This preview should hold you over for a while.
Head coach Claude Julien has been around the block a few times in the historic rivalry between the Bruins and the Canadiens, and the man knows the proper way to play the game.
Two players who had little to no impact on last year's first-round series were among the best offensive players for the Bruins this time around.
Where a team can gain the upper hand over an opponent is on special teams, and that's exactly how the Boston Bruins dispatched the Red Wings in five games rather than seven.
Bruins forward Daniel Paille won't play in Thursday night's Game 4 in Detroit, but he is getting close to making a return.
The efforts of Tuukka Rask in the 3-0 Bruins victory should not go unnoticed.
The Boston Bruins hit the ice Monday before leaving for Detroit.
Zdeno Chara was limited to 22:05 of ice time in Game 1 but played 26:04 of dominant hockey in the Bruins' Game 2 victory over Detroit.
In order to wear down the Red Wings and try to make the visitors play without the puck, the Bruins needed to ride their bigger-name, bigger-impact defensemen a little harder. They didn't.
Pretend you're Bruins head coach Claude Julien. Claude, what will the d-pairings be for Game 1 against the Red Wings?
