Tuukka Rask Shows His True Self In Series-Clinching Win Over Rangers
Tuukka Rask said after his Game 4 blunder that he could either laugh or cry about it. He chose to laugh -- and to respond with an outstanding performance in Game 5.
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Tuukka Rask said after his Game 4 blunder that he could either laugh or cry about it. He chose to laugh -- and to respond with an outstanding performance in Game 5.
The Bruins have a chance to close out the Rangers on home ice. Follow along with the live blog!
The Felger and Massarotti Show from Friday, May 24.
Everybody knows there's no use crying over spilled milk. But if you're the Boston Bruins goaltender, there's no use crying over bad goals.
Gresh & Zo opened Friday's show talking about the Bruins Game 4 loss in New York. Is it just one game or should we start to worry?
The Bruins know they made costly mistakes in Game 4, but they're not going to panic.
The Bruins could have and should have won Game 4, but they still didn't deserve it.
Now that a couple of miscues cost the Bruins a playoff game, it'll be interesting to see how the Bruins' goaltender responds.
The fourth line coming through, Jagr in a shoving match, why Boston loves Bergeron and more leftover Bruins thoughts.
The Bruins have a 2-0 lead in their series with the Rangers as the series head to New York for Game 3 and 4. Gresh & Zo opened the day talking about the Game 2 win and the young defensemen.
The Bruins spoke openly -- almost disturbingly so -- during and after their first-round series about how they lacked a "killer instinct."
The Bruins are looking to take a 2-0 series lead over the Rangers, but the team from New York has different plans. Follow all the action live from the TD Garden.
Relive some of the forgotten moments of Game 7 that have become a bit of a jumbled blur after the amazing comeback.
The Maple Leafs have won two straight to force a winner-takes-all Game 7 against the Bruins, and even Bruins DieHard doesn't have much confidence in the home-town team.
It was funny how during the consolidated regular-season schedule, the Bruins picked one particular slump in March to point to their being tired after so many games in so few days.
With the Boston Bruins looking to close out the Toronto Maple Leafs in Friday night's Game 5 at the TD Garden, 98.5 The Sports Hub's Gresh and Zo were joined by NHL analyst Kevin Weekes to preview the showdown.
After their dramatic overtime win Wednesday night in Toronto, the Boston Bruins have a chance to close out their series with the Maple Leafs on Friday night at the TD Garden.
The Bruins wouldn't have won without David Krejci or Tuukka Rask, but they wouldn't have even had the chance to win if not for the work of the penalty killers.
Tuukka Rask never brags, boats of thumps his chest, but don't let that make you think he's been anything but great so far in the postseason.
Tuukka Rask deserved better consideration for the Vezina Trophy, no ifs, ands or buts about it.
The Leafs won the chess match in Game 2, but the Bruins flipped the whole chessboard in a thorough Game 3 win.
A lot happened in the Bruins' 5-2 win in Game 3 over the Maple Leafs, so run through some leftover thoughts.
The Felger and Massarotti Show from Wednesday, May 1.
The playoffs are finally back! Follow along with the live blog as the Bruins host the Maple Leafs in Game 1 at the Garden!
Gresh and Zo discuss the Bruins lackluster play during the end of the season. They missed a chance to clinch the division and instead enter the playoffs as a the fourth seed.
