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Burrows not such a bad guy …

(This originally appeared on my website, causewaycrowd.com. I have since left that site and wanted more exposure for this piece, so here it is!) After last year’s postseason, one of the most hated men in Boston was Alexandre Burrows of the Vancouver Canucks. Burrows, of course, bit down on Patrice Bergeron during Game 1 of ...

2011-12 OHL Season Preview: West Division

The day has finally arrived.  September 21st marks the kickoff of the highly anticipated Ontario Hockey League’s 2011-12 regular season.  Tonight the defending OHL Champions (recipients of the J. Ross Robinson Trophy) host one of the leagues favourites to compete for the title in this upcoming season – the Plymouth Whalers.   The Western Conference has ...

Boston Bruins – Top Ten Prospects

With Rookie Camp winding down today, here’s a list of the Bruins’ top-ten prospects headed into the 2011-12 season. First up is Niagara Ice Dog and number nine overall pick in 2011, Dougie Hamilton. 1.) Dougie Hamilton, D – The selection of Hamilton was widely lauded around the hockey world, completing the Phil Kessel deal ...

Of Free Agents and High Finance

The list of significant restricted free agents has just gotten significantly shorter. Brad Marchand, the Boston centre, signed for two years and $5 million yesterday, apparently $2 million the first year, and $3 million the second. Later, Zach Bogosian, the 21-year old Winnipeg defenceman, signed a deal under the same terms. The signings would seem ...

Boston Bruins’ Rookie Camp – Day Three

With one final practice before heading to Long Island, the Bruins’ rookies geared up to make lasting impressions on the coaching staff on day three of camp. The talented youngsters readied themselves for the competition in Nassau County with several high-intensity drills and their first (albeit abbreviated) scrimmage. While the defenseman seemed to carry the ...

Boston Bruins’ Rookie Camp Day Two

  A sunny day in Wilmington, Massachusetts reflected the optimism and hope in the twenty-two young men at the Boston Bruins’ Rookie Camp Saturday. In two sessions spanning nearly two hours, these pre-Bruins engaged in numerous drills and were instructed by the Bruins’ development staff. I’ll say it again, Jared Knight has a hammer of ...

Brad Marchand Is Still Unsigned: Reason For Concern?

By Wayne Whittaker, Boston Bruins Correspondent Brad Marchand entered the 2010-2011 season at a crossroads. Two years into his three-year entry level contract with the Boston Bruins organization, Marchand had established himself as a very effective pest in Providence, but was virtually invisible in the twenty games he played in Boston the previous year. Fast ...

Boston Bruins’ Rookie Camp Day One

As Zdeno Chara’s captain’s practice wound down late Friday morning at Ristuccia Arena, I caught a glimpse of some of the B’s rookie camp attendees watching from the bleachers. Some nonchalantly enjoyed what was a very loose almost jovial affair, some smoldered with almost envious determination – hungering for membership in the NHL brotherhood, and ...

Boston Bruins’ 2011-12 Forwards Preview: Part Three – Seguin, Peverley, Pouliot

  Rookie Camp starts tomorrow, but before he heads to Wilmington, Bob Mand takes a look at three more of Boston’s 2011-12 forwards: Tyler Seguin, Rich Peverley and Benoit Pouliot. Tyler Seguin 2010-11 Season: As I’ve said before, Seguin’s rookie year was a disappointment. A number two overall pick is just expected to make a ...

Boston Bruins’ 2011-12 Forwards Preview: Part Two – Bergeron, Marchand, Kelly

Bruins Forwards: Part 1 Lucic, Krejci, Horton With training camp suddenly just around the corner it’s time to take a look at the 2011-12 Boston Bruins’ forwards. After starting off with the Bruins’ first line last week, let’s take a look at the B’s projected second line of Patrice Bergeron, Brad Marchand and Chris Kelly. ...

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