Joe Marraccino
Joe is a writer covering the Boston Bruins. He is a lifelong native of Massachusetts and is currently a content writer/manager for a newsletter at a Human Services Agency. Joe can be found on Twitter: @JoeCherryTHW
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Thursday Night Is Bruins' Last Chance For Division Title
March 24th, 2016 Eight games separate the Boston Bruins from a possible return to the Stanley Cup Playoffs. However, Thursday night could be their last stand at obtaining a moniker that few thought would be possible before the season started. Thursday night will mark their final head-to-head matchup with the Atlantic Division co-leading Florida...
The Time Is Now For Frank Vatrano In Boston
March 23rd, 2016 Frank Vatrano is playing like a man possessed. The American Hockey League has been a personal playground for the undrafted free agent from the University of Massachusetts-Amherst. His first professional season as a hockey player has been filled with red lights. In just 33 games, Vatrano has a League-leading 33 goals including...
California Swing Gives Bruins Harsh Dose Of Reality
March 21st, 2016 When the Boston Bruins left for their annual California swing last weekend, their spirits were as high as the Golden State sun. Coming off a 3-1 victory against the New York Islanders, the Black and Gold were on a seven-game unbeaten run in regulation (5-0-2). They had their sights set on not just the playoffs but also an Atlantic...
Boston's 5 Greatest Achievements In The Claude Julien Era
March 7th, 2016 Sometimes in life, we take the little things for granted. Such is the case with Bruins fans and their coach Claude Julien. The 55-year-old has been under the microscope several times behind the bench on Causeway Street. The notables include Game 7 of their 2011 first-round playoff series in which The Boston Globe's Kevin Paul Dupont...
Boston Bruins Prepare To Enter March Gauntlet
March 4th, 2016 To this point in the season, the Boston Bruins have taken their fans on a rollercoaster ride. The peaks and valleys of an inconsistent squad has taken its toll on a fan base that demands postseason hockey. Causeway Street was void of Black and Gold buzz last year. That cannot happen again. Through all the frustration and mild...
How Did The Bruins Fare On Deadline Day?
March 1st, 2016 Deadline Day in Boston. It was a day filled with anticipation at the outset. Pending free agent Loui Eriksson was the biggest fish in their pond and the wild card to what they would do. Contract negotiations had stalled out in recent days, leading most to believe he had certainly played in last game as a Bruin. Well, 3pm came...and...