Kalman: After Week Off, Cassidy Magic Picks Up Where It Left Off For Bruins
The brilliance of Bruce Cassidy seemingly knows no bounds.
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The brilliance of Bruce Cassidy seemingly knows no bounds.
The Bruins grabbed a road win thanks to Brad Marchand's overtime winner in San Jose.
It's Claude ... like you haven't seen him in a long time.
Regardless of who's coaching or what Sweeney does in the trade market, the Bruins' fate will rest with the players as they try to avoid a third straight season out of the playoffs. Here's a look at some of the players who will have the most to do with how the Bruins fare:
If there are two rules among front-office types in the NHL, they're "don't do stupid stuff" and "what goes around comes around."
Twitter had some fun with the news of Claude Julien joining the Canadiens after the Bruins fired him.
The recently fired coach is heading to his former team's biggest rival one week after his tenure in Boston ended.
The Bruins are off to a strong start with interim head coach Bruce Cassidy, mainly because the defense has come alive offensively.
You'll never hear an NHL referee get more excited about a fight than this guy did during Bruins-Canadiens.
Might the Bruins be angling toward making a trade that they think can propel them into the playoffs?
It's time to stop complaining that Don Sweeney canned Claude Julien, and start wondering why it took him so long.
Adam McQuaid, David Krejci and Frank Vatrano also scored for Boston, which won for the sixth time in eight games.
Right now the Bruins' best third line is one with confidence from the coach and two guys with a new lease on life.
After the Canucks came back to tie things in the third period, David Pastrnak gave Boston the with with two minutes to play.
The Bruins had some special guests in attendance for Saturday afternoon's game against the Vancouver Canucks at TD Garden.
Bruce Cassidy's system emphasizes speed and aggression from the defensemen. Can Zdeno Chara fit that mold?
The Boston Bruins' interim head coach liked what he saw in a rare showing of intensity on their home ice.
It was a good debut for Bruce Cassidy, but the Bruins need to keep it rolling in the next handful of games.
Boston Bruins president Cam Neely broke his silence on Thursday, joining 98.5 The Sports Hub's Felger & Massarotti for the first time all season.
A little snow isn't going to keep the Bruins from hosting the San Jose Sharks on Thursday night.
Spooner could turn improve with Bruce Cassidy, but still appreciates what Julien did for him as a player.
Claude Julien thanked the Boston Bruins organization, staff, and fans for their support over his 10 years as head coach.
Did the Bruins really need a coaching change? The next 27 games will serve to answer that question.
In getting rid of Claude Julien, Bruins GM Don Sweeney can no longer hide from scrutiny - and neither can Cam Neely.
The timing of Sweeney's press conference was so bad, it had the complete opposite effect of its intention.
