Author: Connor Green

Managing Editor | Inside the Rink

Opinion: Swayman’s Contract Projection

As early as last season, Swaymans future as a Boston Bruin has been at the forefront of the fan’s and management’s minds. Now the time has come, and Swayman is set to be an RFA at the end of the year. That leads to the obvious question, what is his next contract? Swaymans Stats Swayman […]

Flexibility is a Priority for the Bruins

Coming into the 2022-23 season, the Bruins were riding high as Patrice Bergeron, and David Krejci returned to the lineup for what felt like the final ride. Expectations were mixed, and many were unsure of what to expect from this team. Now 37 games into their year, the Bruins have shown us a Stanley Cup […]

Blake Wheeler to Miss Four Weeks

During Thursday’s game for the Jets, Captain Blake Wheeler took a shot off the body that stung him. He did remain and finished the rest of the game. However, we learned Saturday morning that Wheeler would be missing the next month of the season after having to have groin surgery. Wheeler is currently in his […]

Bruins Waive Veteran Forward

On Sunday afternoon, the waiver news broke as the Boston Bruins placed forward Craig Smith on waivers. There have been rumors circling Boston since the return of injured players that a trade was needed. Craig Smith, Mike Reilly, and others have been mentioned as options for a salary dump trade. In the short term, if […]

Bergeron’s 1000 Point Celebration

As the Boston Bruins took on the Columbus Blue Jackets on Saturday afternoon, the TD Garden celebrated team Captain Patrice Bergeron hitting the 1000 point plateau. Bergeron, his wife, and three children were on the ice for the ceremony, where he was presented with multiple gifts. The presenters were Johnny Bucyk, Don Sweeney, Cam Neely, […]

Tortorella Continues to Send Waves in Philidelphia

The jokes were made as soon as the Flyers hired Tortorella in the offseason. Torts & Gritty, Tortorella was walking into a veteran dressing room. There has not been a drought of sound bytes coming from the Flyers this season. Yet the team has been more successful than expected. Starting the season with his comments […]

Boston Bruins Reach 50 Points in 30 Games

The Boston Bruins have once again achieved NHL history, gathering 50 points in 30 games for the second time as a Franchise(1929-1930). Only two other teams have reached the mark, the San Jose Sharks in 2008-09 and the Blackhawks in 2012-13. Boston is riding high on hot goaltending and immense depth scoring. Before the season […]

Boston Bruins ’22-’23 Season Preview: Defensemen

Now that we have covered the season preview for the forward group in Boston. It is time to turn the attention to how this team plans on keeping the puck out of the net. Coming into the second season with the same defensive core and goaltending tandem could be an advantage for the Bruins. Chemistry […]

Boston Bruins ’22-’23 Season Preview: Forwards

Following a season of disappointment and an offseason that left most fans very uneasy, the Bruins have put together what could be called a “reunion tour.” A Summer mixed with nostalgia stemming from the Rask family vow renewal caused a lot of noise amongst the Boston fan base and some media members. Offseason Changes To […]

Player Profile: Max Pacioretty

Max “Patches” Pacioretty was born in New Canaan, Connecticut, on November 20th, 1988. His early years of hockey started with New Canaan High School and transitioned to the Taft Prep School, followed by a stint in the USHL with the Sioux City Musketeers. Pacioretty eventually transitioned to the Hamilton Bull Dogs, where he played three […]