Bruins-Devils: 5 Things To Watch For In The Bruins' Home Opener
Here are five things to watch for as the Bruins take on the New Jersey Devils in the home opener.
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Here are five things to watch for as the Bruins take on the New Jersey Devils in the home opener.
Bergeron's return will be most welcome for a Bruins team that went 2-1 without him in their first three games.
Patrice Bergeron's return should help the Bruins iron out some of the troubles they've had on the back end.
The Bruins had their leader back on the ice on Wednesday, as Patrice Bergeron made his return to practice.
The Bruins weren't perfect in their first three games, but four points out of six is a good start as they return to Boston.
Tuukka Rask leads the "ups" from the Bruins' up-and-down 4-1 victory over the Winnipeg Jets on Monday.
Rask kept the Bruins alive against Winnipeg with many key saves. Here are two of the biggest ones in the first period.
The Bruins will be without Bergeron for at least one more game, but could get him back for the home opener.
Claude Julien said the Bruins center remains day-to-day, but did not make the trip to take on the Maple Leafs.
Rask rebounded nicely in the Bruins' season opener after allowing one of the softest goals of his career.
Reliving all of the highs and lows from the Bruins' 6-3 win on opening night against Columbus.
The Bruins head coach praised the team for having the fortitude to fight back and beat the Blue Jackets.
Brad Marchand continued his transformation from sidekick to hero.
The 2016-17 Bruins season gets underway in Columbus tonight, and you can hear the action on 98.5 The Sports Hub starting at 6:30pm!
How will the Bruins defense handle a young stud like Toronto's Auston Matthews?
Adam Jones discusses his expectations for the Bruins, who should be playoff team this season. But don't expect a deep run, like owner Jeremy Jacobs.
Bruins coach Claude Julien is going to be juggling until Patrice Bergeron can come back.
If the Bruins make a "deep" playoff run like they expect, they would be a major outlier in recent NHL history.
The Bruins will kick off their season on Thursday night in Columbus, but they will do so without their most important player.
The Bruins have lacked a vocal leader in the past two seasons. New face David Backes is already filling the void.
General Manager Don Sweeney hasn't acquired a stud No. 2 defenseman and the Bruins will start the season with two of their veteran defensemen on injured reserve.
The Bruins believe that an off-ice attitude adjustment is what they need to get back to the playoffs.
A few players at training camp are accelerating the Bruins' process of getting younger, more dynamic, and maybe even better.
Brad Marchand entered the World Cup of Hockey a hated man in Canada, but left a hero. Now, he's looking to make those former Team Canada teammates hate him once again in the NHL.
It doesn't take much coaxing to get Bruins assistant coach Bruce Cassidy to praise center Austin Czarnik.
