Bruins Fans Fed Up with Jacobs Family
Updated with the latest news 3/25/20 As players and coaches returned to Boston to start camp for the 2019-20 NHL season, longtime Boston Bruins owner Jeremy Jacobs was reportedly turning …
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Boston Bruins’ Ownership Downplays Change in Power
In early September, the Boston Bruins revealed that long-time owner Jeremy Jacobs was transferring the bulk of his ownership to his six children. That news which broke a month ago …
Bruins’ Ownership Change Could Spark NHL Power Struggle
Two weeks have gone by since it was revealed that the Boston Bruins were going to be changing hands in ownership. Long-time Bruins owner and NHL figurehead, Jeremy Jacobs, had …
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Selanne & Kariya Headline 2017 Hockey Hall of Fame Class
On Monday night in Toronto, the Hockey Hall of Fame welcomed its Class of 2017 at the Induction Celebration Gala. The class included players Dave Andreychuk, Danielle Goyette, Paul Kariya, …
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Hockey News: EA Sports Drops Kane From Cover; Lester Patrick Award Winners Named
The Patrick Kane saga continues. Learn more about this, and the rest of the rumblings from around the NHL, in today’s hockey news: Patrick Kane will no longer join Jonathan …
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Bruins Owner Jeremy Jacobs Discusses Chiarelli, Boston’s Offseason
The Boston Bruins have seen a massive overhaul of their team, and their front office this offseason. To summarize, its been a crazy summer for the B’s – the team …
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The Bruins Playoff Conundrum
The Boston Bruins’ playoff chances are hanging by a thread. A 5-3 loss in Tampa Bay against the Lightning on Sunday mean they are now at the mercy of the …
When the NHL Comes Back, So Will You
I err on the side of caution with almost everything so bear with me when I say this.
When the NHL comes back, whenever that might be, you will too. And so will you. And you. And you in the back there…you, too.
It’s been a long 104 days without the NHL in our lives. We’ve missed Opening Night, one of the greatest days of the year for hockey fans. We missed a 2011-12 Stanley Cup Championship banner raising in Los Angeles and the subsequent talks of a championship hangover when the Kings fail to go undefeated in the first month of the season. We missed what could have been the most bizarre 24/7 yet between the Detroit Red Wings and Toronto Maple Leafs, filled with awkward Phil Kessel moments and more insight on why Pavel Datsyuk is utterly peculiar off the ice but a pure magician on the ice.
Most importantly, we missed a lot of hockey at the professional level in North America
Top Negotiators of NHL’s CBA An Embarrassment
There comes a point when ridiculous becomes even more ridiculous. This seems to happen every week in the NHL CBA negotiations. There is no doubt plenty of blame to go …
NHL Will Never Completely Break Union
The NHL Players’ Association has long been considered one of the strongest unions not only in sports, but in any industry. They are a different type of monster. That’s why …
Parise, Suter signings prove hypocrisy of NHL owners
“We’re not making money and that’s one reason we need to fix our system. We need to fix how much we are spending.” – NHL owner, April 11, 2012 Those …
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Boston Bruins, Believing in the Future
First, before discussing the future a declaration on the recent past: We are 2011 Stanley Cup Champions! I say ‘We’ because as long time Bruins fans, this is a collective accomplishment, …
