NHL Rumors: Bruins Want Larkin, Kraken Like Nikishin, Wild Open to Malkin Jim P. · Nov 6, 2026 · 3 min read
Nathan Horton and the Free Agent Value of An Injured Player David OConnor | June 24, 2013 Nathan Horton has heard it all too many times. He’s overrated. Injury-prone. Not worth the risk. A needless investment. And now he’s set to become one of the NHL’s top free agents. How will injuries affect his value?
Stanley Cup Final Game Six Preview:Blackhawks Vs. Bruins Evan F. Moore | June 24, 2013 The Chicago Blackhawks are now on the cusp of winning the Stanley Cup for the second time in four seasons. After edging the Boston Bruins in game five of the…
Bruins On The Brink (Again) Ian C McLaren | June 23, 2013 The Boston Bruins find themselves in familiar yet altogether foreign territory heading into Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Final. One on hand, they face the task of holding serve…
Stanley Cup Final Game Five Preview:Blackhawks Vs. Bruins Evan F. Moore | June 22, 2013 The Chicago Blackhawks have a golden opportunity at hand. If they pull out a victory, it doesn’t matter if it is in overtime or not, they will be in the…
Bruins vs Blackhawks: The Hockey Night in Canada Montages Ian C McLaren | June 21, 2013 With an extra day between games in the Stanley Cup Final, it seems like a good time to look back at what has transpired through the first 4 games of…
Stanley Cup Final Proving To Be A Wild Ride Ian C McLaren | June 20, 2013 Written by Ian C McLaren, Lead Boston Bruins Writer. If there was a common term used to describe Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final, it was “roller coaster.” That…
The Beauty of the Stanley Cup Final Mike Miccoli | June 20, 2013 It’s no surprise that this Stanley Cup Final is playing out the exact stereotype of what hockey is all about. It’s a battle; a game of chances defined by who wants it more and who is willing to sacrifice the most for a win. The 2013 NHL Stanley Cup Final has seen four games; three of which have gone to overtime, with the other game ending up a nail-biter. There have been battles resulting in wins, losses, and even some scars. The ugliness is the sport at its finest, and after almost four months without a game of professional hockey, it’s a perfect ending to a truncated season.
Bruins Dominating the NHL Stats Leader Board Ian C McLaren | June 19, 2013 Quick: go to NHL.com, click on the stats home page, and check the league leaders in all major NHL stats categories heading into Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final.…
Home-Ice Advantage Very Real in Boston Wayne Whittaker | June 19, 2013 By Wayne Whittaker, Boston Bruins Correspondent The crowd is roaring, the spotlights flashing, the goal horn is blaring, and the repetitive thump of a tired but familiar techno song serenades…
The Resurgence of the Boston Bruins’ Third Line Mike Miccoli | June 18, 2013 Down 1-0 against the Chicago Blackhawks in Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final, Bruins’ head coach Claude Julien shuffled up his bottom-six forwards to try and generate some chemistry, putting together a third line of Chris Kelly centering Daniel Paille and Tyler Seguin. Since then, including a 2-0 Game 3 Boston victory over Chicago, three of the four Bruins goals in Games 2 and 3 have come from the new-look third line. Something stuck, and really, it has always made sense–we’ve just never notic
Scouting the Refs: Stanley Cup Final – Game 3 Josh Smith | June 17, 2013 The most important men stepping on the ice tonight will not be wearing the black and gold of the Bruins or the classic red and black of the Blackhawks. They also…
Tyler Seguin Taking His Shots For The Bruins Ian C McLaren | June 16, 2013 “What’s wrong with Tyler Seguin?” It’s a common question these days, one that I get asked all too often by those who know that I follow / cover the Boston…
