Kalman: Penguins' Depth Bests Bruins Twice In Six Days
You have to imagine the Penguins are sick and tired of hearing about how the Bruins are so deep and perfectly built, especially in the time after Boston won the 2011 Stanley Cup championship.
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You have to imagine the Penguins are sick and tired of hearing about how the Bruins are so deep and perfectly built, especially in the time after Boston won the 2011 Stanley Cup championship.
All this week, we've asked you to vote on the face of each Boston sports franchise. While we now know which players best represent each team, it's time to take it a step further.
The Bruins are 18-4-3 and couldn't be in a much better position, but they remain unsatisfied with how they're playing.
The Bruins might be the city's most popular team, but who is the face of the franchise?
After their recent two-game losing streak, the Boston Bruins are back to their winning ways.
Brad Marchand's certainly not just an agitator anymore.
Tyler Seguin had two goals and an assist and Patrice Bergeron had one of each on Thursday night to lead the Boston Bruins to a 4-2 victory over the Toronto Maple Leafs.
Boston Bruins center Patrice Bergeron has been named the NHL's "second star" for last week, but was beaten out by one of the team's biggest rivals.
The Bruins definitely know how to earn two points the hard way.
Patrice Bergeron scored the winning goal with 1:21 left in overtime after a replay review, lifting the surging Boston Bruins to a 2-1 win over the Ottawa Senators on Thursday night.
The Bruins' penalty kill once again saved the day, as it has for much of the season, with a perfect 4-for-4 performance.
Seven Bruins players missed practice Tuesday due to flu-like symptoms.
With their offense almost exactly in the middle of the NHL rankings, and their power play famously scraping the bottom of the league, the Bruins went into Winnipeg Sunday night boasting a deep forward corps in names only because statistically they've been lacking.
Gresh and Zo talked about the Bruins playing better defense in recent games and how this is the team's best ten game start to a season in team history. Can the Bruins continue to have success like this for the rest of the season?
Gresh & Zo opened Tuesday's show discussing the Bruins improving to 4-0-1 on the season with a 5-3 win in Carolina last night. How will the team do in their first back to back?
Comcast SportsNet's Joe Haggerty joined 98.5 The Sports Hub's Toucher & Rich to discuss the team's great start to the season so far, Patrice Bergeron going at it with Jeff Skinner, Chris Bourque, Gregory Campbell and what team has been the most surprising.
Patrice Bergeron doesn't often lose his temper, but he did on Monday night in Carolina.
Boston Bruins forward Patrice Bergeron has won the Selke Trophy as the NHL's top defensive forward.
Fans weren't alone in being left in the dark when it came to Tim Thomas' plans for the future.
Comcast SportsNet's Joe Haggerty joined Toucher & Rich to discuss what the Bruins are in the market for in the offseason and what players were battling through injuries.
David Krejci alluded to some frustrations he had with things other than his ability to score.
Bergeron revealed Friday that the injury was a badly strained oblique, which was the reason for his limited role in the series.
It ended quick and painful and way too soon.
If there's one thing sports fans hate, it's seeing their favorite players walk off the field, ice or court after a devastating acting like they don't care. That's probably why Bruins fans love Patrice Bergeron so much.
By the end, it was only the 20-year-old kid who actually turned his words to actions.
