Cam Hasbrouck
Cam is a Broadcast Journalism student at the University of Maryland. He's the Boston Bruins Beat Writer at The Hockey Writers, and is an avid college hockey fan. Find him on Twitter @CamHasbrouck!
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Brad Marchand: King of 3-On-3 Overtime
March 27th, 2018 Death, taxes and Brad Marchand overtime game-winners. Those are the guarantees of life in Boston. On Sunday night, the Boston Bruins played in a tightly-contested, hard-fought, low-scoring battle against the Minnesota Wild. After a David Pastrnak snap-shot lifted the Bruins to a 1-0 advantage in the second period, things remained...
NHL Outdoor Games Still Special
March 5th, 2018 When the National Hockey League announced it would be heading outdoors in 2008 for the first-ever Winter Classic in Buffalo, New York, it was, understandably, met with a ton of excitement. The opportunity to bring the game of hockey back to its outdoor roots was new and exciting for NHL fans, and it showed: the game drew over 71,000...
Rask's Recent Domination Key for Bruins & Vezina
February 9th, 2018 It wasn't that long ago that we were having that conversation. It was the end of November, and Bruins netminder Tuukka Rask was struggling. Heading into a Sunday evening matchup against the Edmonton Oilers, Rask had been benched in four straight games, each won by backup Anton Khudobin. A loss that night dropped Rask's record to a...
Even with Youth, Bruins Need Torey Krug
January 6th, 2018 For a few seasons, the Boston Bruins have been waiting -- waiting for the surplus of young talent that was brewing within their system to make its way to the NHL. This year, the waiting has turned into watching, as a plethora of young players have broken through the barrier and begun to make an impact at the NHL level. With so many...
McAvoy's Path to the Calder - Part II
December 24th, 2017 On Thursday, Bruins rookie defenseman Charlie McAvoy netted a shootout winner on his 20th birthday, propelling the B's to their sixth win in eight games. In a few short months, the young D-man has already begun proving that the hype surrounding his name is well-deserved. The former Boston University standout has stepped into a top...
Time to Waive Matt Beleskey Goodbye
November 29th, 2017 Back in the summer of 2015, during the infancy of Don Sweeney's tenure as general manager of the Boston Bruins, the newly-appointed bossman had a lot of work to do. With the recent departure of fan-favorite power-forward Milan Lucic, Sweeney had big shoes to fill. Eager to replace the assertive, powerful offensive presence provided...
