
Zdeno Chara Scores, Ending 108-Game Drought Without A Goal
It took until the middle of April, but Zdeno Chara has finally found the back of the net.
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It took until the middle of April, but Zdeno Chara has finally found the back of the net.
Approaching his 45th birthday, Zdeno Chara is still going. On Thursday, he entered uncharted territory.
At 44 years old, Zdeno Chara is still suiting up every night for the New York Islanders. On Tuesday night, he'll hit a major milestone.
Zdeno Chara just completed his age 44 season in the NHL. He's yet to decide on whether he'll give it a go for age 45.
Former Boston Bruins captain Zdeno Chara received the honor of a lifetime over the weekend, receiving an award from the president of his native Slovakia.
Physically, Chara said he felt great all year. But now that his season has been ended by his former team, Chara is going to take some time to decide whether or not he returns for another NHL season next year.
The Boston Bruins are moving on to the second round of the NHL Playoffs, sending an old friend home in the process.
Zdeno Chara is gone from Boston, and everyone understands that. Still ... this is kind of sad.
Even if former Boston captain Zdeno Chara facing his old team brings some friendly familiarity, there is plenty of bad blood between these teams.
When the puck drops on the Stanley Cup Playoffs on Saturday night in the nation's capital, the 6-foot-9 Zdeno Chara will be on the ice, looking to squash his former team's Cup dreams before they can get off the ground.
After the game -- which the Capitals won, 8-1 -- Chara made sure to take some time to thank the people of Boston for the moment.
Zdeno Chara is 44 years old, but he's ready, willing and able to throw down when his team needs some sort of jolt.
Zdeno Chara returned to the TD Garden as a visitor for the first time since 2006, only to be greeted by a sea of empty seats.
Zdeno Chara's decision to leave the Bruins came with another call that was much more difficult to make. Leaving Boston meant leaving his family.
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As a warning to anybody who's watched hockey for the past decade and a half ... this is quite strange to see.
Don Sweeney said the choice for the next Bruins captain is "obvious." We agree.
The Bruins just flat-out did not want Zdeno Chara anymore. It's hard to figure out why.
Zdeno Chara is leaving the Bruins, reportedly agreeing to a deal with the Washington Capitals.
Zdeno Chara is still a free agent, but will chat with the Boston Bruins in the coming days.
Zdeno Chara may be a free agent at the moment, but that wasn't going to stop him from continuing a Thanksgiving tradition for the Bruins.
Bruins fans hoping for an update on free agent defenseman Zdeno Chara are going to have to wait a little bit longer.
NHL free agency is nearly a week old, and Zdeno Chara remains unsigned. And it now sounds like he's open to finishing his career somewhere other than Boston.
Zdeno Chara wants to keep playing, he wants to return to the Boston Bruins, and he hasn't spent any time envisioning playing for any other team.
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