Bruins Cannot Wait To Play In Front Of A Packed TD Garden Again
It has been a long time since the Boston Bruins played in front of a packed TD Garden. That will change this weekend.
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It has been a long time since the Boston Bruins played in front of a packed TD Garden. That will change this weekend.
One might assume that a very close series between the Bruins and Islanders is coming. According to one computer model, though, that assumption would be very wrong.
"Yeah, I mean, with my style, I could probably play 10 more years if I wanted to. It's just a matter of how long you want to play and that's the question I ask myself."
We don't have a full series schedule just yet, but at least we know when the Bruins and the Islanders will begin their second-round series.
Barry Trotz obviously has no choice but to keep Sorokin between the pipes when the second-round series vs. Boston begins. And surely, he will. But it's not that simple.
The Bruins learned Wednesday night that they'll be facing the New York Islanders in the next round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs.
Physically, Chara said he felt great all year. But now that his season has been ended by his former team, Chara is going to take some time to decide whether or not he returns for another NHL season next year.
Bruins president Cam Neely said that the team won't discuss contracts with Tuukka Rask until the postseason ends.
On the injury front, Bruins general manager Don Sweeney spoke to the media and provided some updates on players who have been out of the lineup.
The Bruins can now sit back and wait for a winner between the Islanders and Penguins. They're likely just hoping for a long series.
Tuukka Rask is one of the best playoff goaltenders of all time. He just had one of the best playoff series of his career.
The Boston Bruins are moving on to the second round of the NHL Playoffs, sending an old friend home in the process.
The Bruins guaranteed themselves the opportunity to hear a real home crowd behind them this postseason.
There's no doubt that the entire organization holds the highest level of confidence and respect for their current captain in Patrice Bergeron.
The Boston Bruins are moving on.
"I just naturally started laughing, because I think it's funny that he actually gets mad if you like skate by the goalie. Then he'll stick you or something. Like, all right. We get your whole act. Like, whatever. It is what it is."
Taking a closer look at the two goals given up by Tuukka Rask in Game 3 vs. Washington.
The question needs to be asked: Are the Bruins and Capitals addicted to playoff overtime?
Zdeno Chara is gone from Boston, and everyone understands that. Still ... this is kind of sad.
Bruce Cassidy couldn't help but feel as though his team -- and notably, star winger David Pastrnak -- had gotten a raw deal a couple of minutes prior to the double-OT game-winner.
Playoff hockey is just a little different than regular-season hockey. Tuukka Rask and Garnet Hathaway provided a reminder of that on Wednesday night.
The Boston Bruins have more talent on the left wing of their second line than they've had in a long, long time. The hockey world caught a glimpse of that reality on Wednesday night.
The New Jersey Devils hired former U.S. national team captain Meghan Duggan a manager of player development on Wednesday, making her the latest prominent women's player to join an NHL team front office.
Tuukka Rask let in three goals in the Bruins' Game 2 win. Let's take a closer look, and see what Bruce Cassidy had to say about them.
"Obviously Bergie, in situations like that will grab me and kind of reel me back in, like he did," Marchand said of his captain and longtime linemate. "That's just part of it."
