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Fredrik Modin retires

Calling it a career is exactly what Fredrik Modin had in mind this morning.  Although most would label it as a career involving dreams that came true. When Modin officially announced this morning that he is retiring from the game of hockey, there are plenty of organizations to go around to thank Modin for parts ...

Bruins Win Game 2, Still Face Uphill Battle

On Wednesday night the Boston Bruins escaped with a wild win over the Tampa Bay Lightning to tie their Eastern Conference Final series at one apiece.  The 6-5 final score was more reminiscent of a Red Sox vs. Rays baseball game and probably leaves both coaching staffs with more questions than answers as the teams ...

Seguin to the Rescue – Bruins defeat Lightning 6-5, Seguin has 4-point performance

Amassing five points and an average faceoff percentage of 71.4 percent in the four-game set, Patrice Bergeron was a solid piece for the Boston Bruins in the last series against the Philadelphia Flyers. Bergeron, however, suffered a head injury from a hit in the final game, and was diagnosed with a concussion. The Bruins had ...

19 Years In The Making: Bruins Prepare For Eastern Conference Finals

By Wayne Whittaker, Boston Bruins Correspondent May 23, 1992. That date may not be etched into the memories of sports fans, but for the Boston Bruins organization it signifies their last appearance in an Eastern Conference Finals game. Of course, back then it was the Wales Conference Finals. The B’s were swept out of the ...

Should the Bruins Bench Tomas Kaberle?

Boston Bruins GM Peter Chiarelli was a busy man at the trade deadline.  After staying quiet last season, Chiarelli shuffled a number of bodies around this year in an attempt to get his team playoff-ready.  No splash for the Bruins was bigger than Tomas Kaberle, but the rental defenseman sure was pricey. Kaberle, 33, came ...

2011 NHL Free Agency: The Players and Teams To Shake Things Up

  It may be a bit premature to begin looking towards there off-season.   There are still five teams battling for the right to hoist Lord Stanley’s Cup. However, there are also twenty-five teams that are already working on next season. Majority rules, no? Free Agents In the salary cap era, there traditionally have been ...

After Early Second Round Exit, Capitals Have Much to Address

The 2010-2011 Washington Capitals season ended Wednesday night as the Tampa Bay Lightning defeated them 5-3 and completed the series in a 4-0 sweep. The stark difference between the Capitals’ dominance toward the end of the season and the first round, and the complete breakdown in the second round raises a number of questions about ...

Proper Perspective on Bruce Boudreau and the Capitals’ Failures

Washington Capitals owner Ted Leonsis may not be perfect – but who is? He didn’t expect his team to get swept in the second round of the NHL playoffs – but who did?

Lightning Look To Strike Down Capitals In Four Game Sweep Tonight

  If you thought the Washington Capitals fan base was shocked by their first round exit last season in the playoffs, you should see them now. No one in the hockey world much the less the nation’s capital of Washington DC thought the Tampa Bay Lightning were even going to defeat the Capitals in the Eastern ...

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