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Kaberle, Ryder likely gone as free agency nears
With free agency just a few hours away, the Bruins seem ready to let defenseman Tomas Kaberle and right wing Michael Ryder walk without much competition. From the team’s perspective, it’s not too hard to see why. Kaberle, acquired near the mid-season trade deadline for a first-round draft pick, a second-round pick and prospect Joe [...]
TweetBruins set development camp roster
Led by no. 1 draft pick Dougie Hamilton, the Bruins announced their roster for their rookie development camp today, which will be held at Ristuccia Memorial Arena in Wilmington from July 7 to 11. New Providence Bruins head coach Bruce Cassidy, brought in to replace the outgoing Rob Murray, will lead on-ice practices, and all [...]
TweetRask, Lucic to go under the knife
Boston Bruins general manager Peter Chiarelli told reporters in Minneapolis today that goaltender Tuukka Rask will have a minor surgery to repair the meniscus in his knee. From NESN: “Tuukka has to get his meniscus scoped. It’s a minor apostrophic procedure. He’ll have that done and that’s like five to seven days [recovery].” Chiarelli also [...]
TweetBruins 2011-12 schedule unveiled
The NHL’s schedule for 2011-12 was released today, and the Stanley Cup champion Bruins will open up at home on Thursday, Oct. 6, hosting the rival Philadelphia Flyers at TD Garden in Boston. Some other notable dates on the Bruins’ schedule include an Oct. 29 trip to Montreal (their first game against the Canadiens), a [...]
TweetVezina a feather in Thomas’ cap
It wasn’t a surprise when Tim Thomas walked away with the Georges Vezina Trophy, awarded annually to the NHL’s best goaltender, but it was a nice reaffirmation of the Boston goalie’s fantastic season. Thomas beat out Vancouver’s Roberto Luongo, again, and Nashville’s Pekka Rinne, and any other result would’ve counted as a major upset. Thomas [...]
TweetParade offers celebration, redemption to Bruins fans
BOSTON — Nearly one year ago, a long-planned trip to visit friends in Chicago coincided with a momentous occasion in hockey history. Of course, that was the Chicago Blackhawks’ victory in the Stanley Cup final, ending 49 years of frustration and bringing a winner back to the Windy City. The day I landed, Patrick Kane [...]
TweetBruins parade set for Saturday
According to Boston.com, the Bruins will hold their victory parade through the streets of Boston on Saturday morning at 11 a.m. The parade will begin at TD Garden and roll through to Copley Square. The team will likely be atop the city’s famous duck boats, and the Stanley Cup will be there, and so will [...]
TweetThe Bruins have done it
It’s been a long night. It’s 2 a.m., and I need to get to bed. And I will have many, many words to write about what the Boston Bruins accomplished tonight, winning the Stanley Cup for the first time in 39 years, the first time in my lifetime, wrapping up an improbable run where they [...]
TweetIt’s all on the line for Game 7
This is it. With the stomachs of Bruins fans tied in knots, Boston will march into Vancouver to try to win their first Stanley Cup in 39 years (8 p.m. / TV: NBC, CBC / Radio: 98.5 FM). And, breathe. Recchi isn’t feeling the pressure Give the man credit: 43-year-old Mark Recchi is saying all [...]
TweetSeason on the line for Bruins
BOSTON — For the first time this playoff season, the Bruins are facing elimination before Game 7, with the Vancouver Canucks looking to skate the Stanley Cup on the TD Garden ice tonight (8 p.m / TV: NBC, CBC / Radio: 98.5 FM). Of course, the Bruins are hoping to force their third Game 7 [...]
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