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Top 10 Boston Bruins Twitter Accounts Mark Wallace Graham | October 8, 2013 In this day and age, social media is necessary to pass along news and information. Twitter is a great example of this new age in reporting, but sometimes the noise…
2007-2009: The Boston Bruins Drafting Problems, Part 2 Kirk Vance | October 7, 2013 You can find the rest of the series here: Part 1 Part 3 After having a top ten selection in the 2007 draft, the Boston Bruins headed to the 2008…
Torey Krug Picking Up Where He Left Off for Boston Mike Miccoli | October 6, 2013 By Mike Miccoli It started with a power play goal. Nine minutes into the first period and 15 seconds into Niklas Kronwall’s holding penalty, Torey Krug blasted a shot from…
Did Jordan Caron Finally Turn a Corner? Mark Wallace Graham | October 4, 2013 Much has been said of Jordan Caron making the Boston Bruins opening night roster, seeing as how Nick Johnson and Ryan Spooner outplayed him. However, last night, Caron may have…
2013-14 Bruins Season Predictions Part 5: Returning to the Stanley Cup Finals Mike Miccoli | September 28, 2013 Even with the shakeups from the offseason, the Boston Bruins remain a good team. A very good team, if we’re being honest. One that has the ability to play sound defensive hockey within Claude Julien’s system, score goals, and house one of the best goaltenders in the league to anchor the team. The team’s biggest weakness last season was their rabid inconsistencies throughout the regular season. After adding Jarome Iginla and Loui Eriksson in the offseason, two players valued for their durability and steadfast game, the Bruins automatically address a flaw that hurt them so much in the regular season.
The Top Five Preseason Vezina Trophy Candidates Walter McLaughlin | September 26, 2013 When you think about it, an NHL goaltender is a lot like a Major League Baseball starting pitcher with far bigger canjones. Both are largely dependent upon their defenses, although…
2007-2009: The Boston Bruins and the Dark Days of Drafting, Part 1 Kirk Vance | September 26, 2013 You can find the rest of the series here: Part 2 Part 3 The Boston Bruins arrived at the 2007 NHL Entry Draft in possession of a top ten draft…
Tough Decisions: Bruins Backup Goalie Rhonda R. McClure | September 26, 2013 With the preseason coming to a close and the Bruins having almost a week off before opening day at the TD Garden on October 3, when they will face Steven…
Johnny Boychuk: Will He End Up on the Trading Block? Kirk Vance | September 23, 2013 For the better part of Claude Julien’s tenure in Boston, the Bruins have been known for their defense. Despite a lot of personnel turnover on the backend, the Bruins have…
2013-14 Bruins Season Predictions Part 4: Goaltending Could Be An Issue Mike Miccoli | September 20, 2013 Rask has never started more than 45 games in a season and is now responsible for the bulk of a full, normal campaign. If Rask gets injured or his play begins to slip, who’s there to back him up? An unproven goalie who only has AHL experience, albeit excellent, or a career minor-league journeyman who isn’t even seeing time in preseason games? It’s a little puzzling.
Why Zdeno Chara Should Play Less Mark Wallace Graham | September 12, 2013 Zdeno Chara has been the captain of the Boston Bruins since he arrived in town. Chara has been the heart and soul of this team and has been a workhouse…
2013-14 Bruins Season Predictions Part 3: New-Look Defense Will Be Fine Mike Miccoli | September 12, 2013 So now that Andrew Ference is an Edmonton Oiler, there may be some concern that the Bruins’ defense lost a step now that Matt Bartkowski, Torey Krug, and Dougie Hamilton are in as permanent fixtures. Each of those players are, for the most part, untested in the regular season and could be a wildcard with a regular 82-game season on deck. Don’t be fooled by their inexperience, because these three could make the defense more dynamic than ever before.
