One NHL General Manager Has The Worst Idea In Sports Right Now
In a world where the mantra might be "there's no such thing as bad ideas," well, I think we found a bad idea. I think we actually found the WORST idea.
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In a world where the mantra might be "there's no such thing as bad ideas," well, I think we found a bad idea. I think we actually found the WORST idea.
Former Boston Bruins center Colby Cave is in a medically induced coma after suffering a brain bleed in Toronto on Monday night.
The only thing certain for professional athletes right now is uncertainty. For players who are set to become free agents, that uncertainty is doubled.
Bobby Orr is doing his best to replicate the appreciation he's always received, specifically sending out a message of support for the doctors, nurses and staff at Mass General Hospital.
Boston defenseman Charlie McAvoy is finding new ways to stay busy and stay in shape during the NHL's hiatus due to the coronavirus pandemic.
According to John Shannon, the NHL is considering Manchester as a host city for NHL games.
The impossible has happened. The Joe Thornton trade has somehow become even worse than we all already knew it to be.
Tuukka Rask cleared the air about a potential retirement after next season, saying Tuesday that he's made no decisions about his future.
For the second straight year, Brad Marchand was voted the best "trash talker" in the NHL. But his chatter isn't for everyone.
They may not be playing the games they love, but we're learning a lot about some of our favorite athletes during the coronavirus hiatus.
As the Bruins sit tight during the NHL's coronavirus lockdown, Zdeno Chara took to Instagram to deliver a reassuring message to the city of Boston as it deals with the pandemic
With the sport of hockey on hold across the globe, popular sporting equipment company Bauer is shifting its attention to medical professionals in need.
The Bruins' season was abruptly stopped two weeks ago, and they don't know if it will ever resume. That, though hasn't stopped business from taking place.
The messages from Jeremy Jacobs and Delaware North on TD Garden employees were not well-received, to say the least. And that included many more folks than just people on Twitter.
Coronavirus concerns, which forced hockey season into hiatus, have pushed back the 2020 NHL Draft as well.
The unknown of the 2019-20 season is difficult for Patrice Bergeron to deal with.
The hockey equipment manufacturer is switching its manufacturing plants to make face shields for doctors to wear as they confront the coronavirus pandemic.
With the Bruins and Celtics seasons on hold because of the coronavirus pandemic, part-time workers at TD Garden have been laid off.
In the event that sports return relatively soon, the NHL is making contingency plans. And it might lead to playoff hockey in the month of August.
With the NHL on a hiatus as the world tries to slow the spread of coronavirus, there will be no hockey inside the TD Garden for the foreseeable future. So there really is no need for the building to keep the giant sheet of ice that the Boston Bruins call their own.
Could the clock be ticking on Tuukka Time in Boston?
All but one NHL team has announced a plan to provide financial assistance for part-time arena employees during the league's coronavirus stoppage. That one team is the Boston Bruins.
The NHL has its first known case of the new coronavirus after an Ottawa Senators player tested positive.
When the NHL suspended its season last week, it was unclear how long that interruption would last. The exact time frame is still, obviously, unknown, but we now know the bare minimum.
Though they're disappointed that they won't be playing hockey for the foreseeable future, everyone on the Bruins agrees it was the right move to put the season on hold amid the coronavirus outbreak.
