Bruins’ 4th Line Can Be a Difference-Maker for Deep Cup Run Claire Mezzina | May 30, 2021 The Boston Bruins opted to roll with a fourth line consisting of Sean Kuraly, Curtis Lazar, and Chris Wagner in the first round of the playoffs against the Washington Capitals,…
Bruins Show More Physical Side in Game 3 Win Over Capitals Alec Rudolph | May 20, 2021 The Boston Bruins won a hard-fought battle against the Washington Capitals in Game 3 of the First Round on Wednesday night, with Craig Smith scoring the game-winner in the second…
Bruins’ Fourth Line Has New Life With Curtis Lazar Hannah Garfield | April 16, 2021 The Boston Bruins have had issues finding depth scoring from their offense for years. This season, with the hectic schedule and many injuries, the issue has been highlighted. Through 41…
Bruins’ Fourth Line Needs to Be Part of Winning Formula Hannah Garfield | January 26, 2021 The fourth line on a hockey team typically isn’t known to be incredibly productive from a points-scoring standard. What fourth-liners often lack in points, they make up in physicality. These…
Bruins’ News & Rumors: Wagner, Pastrnak, Chara, Bergeron & More Brandon Share-Cohen | September 4, 2020 In this edition of Boston Bruins’ News & Rumors, we look at the fall-out from the 2019-20 season and 2020 Stanley Cup Playoffs. Included are injuries and the future of…
Revisiting the Ducks’ Chris Wagner – Jason Chimera Trade Derek Lee | August 11, 2020 When the Anaheim Ducks traded Chris Wagner to the New York Islanders for Jason Chimera on Feb. 26, 2018, many Ducks fans were disappointed to see the forward go. The…
Bruins Sign Coyle, Wagner to Extensions The Canadian Press | November 27, 2019 BOSTON — The Boston Bruins have signed forward Charlie Coyle to a six-year extension worth a total of $31.5 million. The team also announced before Wednesday night’s game against the…
Bruins’ 4th Line Must Move on Without Wagner Cameron Burgess | May 24, 2019 The Boston Bruins were primarily a top-heavy team throughout the regular season, but that changed during the playoffs. Brad Marchand is still the leading scorer, but it has been a…
Bruins’ Wagner Has Rolled in Homecoming Matt Fraser | March 28, 2019 Lost within the mass hysteria of last summer, surrounding All-Star John Tavares and “The Decision” to sign with his boyhood team, the Toronto Maple Leafs, was a low-risk, high-reward signing…
Don Sweeney’s Best Offseason Yet The Hockey Writers | July 28, 2018 While the Toronto Maple Leafs went out and nabbed John Tavares in free agency this year and while the Tampa Bay Lightning aggressively pursue a trade for Erik Karlsson, the…
Boston Bruins Free Agency Report Card Nick Godin | July 8, 2018 Every year, hockey fans long for July 1 – a day that resembles Christmas as organizations drop millions of dollars on free agents to improve their teams. This tradition comes with…
Chris Wagner Will Impress With the Bruins Mike Flanigan | July 2, 2018 The Boston Bruins have always been known for their physicality. From the days of Harry Sinden’s “Big Bad Bruins” to Claude Julien’s defensive-minded schemes and hard-hitting brand of hockey, Boston…
