Brad Marchand

Opinion: Jake Debrusk Has Been Clutch All Season

Last Season the Bruins lost love for Jake Debrusk as the right-winger had an extremely down year that saw his offensive production plummet as he recorded five goals and 14 points through 41 games. It seemed Debrusk had played himself right out of Boston as this season opened, and Debrusk requested a trade to take […]

Report: McAvoy Joins Elite Company in Boston

One thing in Boston Bruins history that has been a constant is having a stud number one defenseman on their blue line. The Bruins have been fortunate to have some of the all-time greats don the black and gold as names like the great Bobby Orr, Ray Bourque, Eddie Shore, and Zdeno Chara are just […]

Report: Bruins Shake Up Lines in Wake of Injuries

Tonight, the Bruins will lace up their skates on the second night of a back-to-back against the Detroit Red Wings on the road. After coming away with a win in overtime over the Columbus Blue Jackets thanks to two goals by Jake Debrusk, which consisted of the first goal of the game and the game-winner […]

Opinion: The One Player The Boston Bruins Can Not Lose To Injury This Postseason

The Boston Bruins are approaching the end of the regular season as one of the hottest and healthiest teams in the National Hockey League. The Bruins have added defensive depth and are getting balanced scoring throughout the lineup. Rookie goaltender Jeremy Swayman has emerged as the number one netminder and is 19-8-3 with a 2.09 […]

Erik Haula Looks to Stay Hot

The Boston Bruins have been on fire the last couple of months, especially in their last 17 games, as they have compiled a 14-2-1 record that has vaulted them from wild card team to second place in the Atlantic Division. The reason behind this excellent play has been due to several reasons. Still, several players […]

Opinion: The Bruins Future is in Good Hands

The Boston Bruins, for so long, have had the same core players they have led Boston season after season. This season saw that core change drastically with the departure of two key members that have been here since the 2000s. The Bruins core lost their first significant piece after the 2019 season when Zdeno Chara, […]

Report: Patrice Bergeron Skates in 1200th Career Game For Boston

Earlier today, the Boston Bruins skated to a dominating 6-3 victory over the New York Islanders, as the Bruins continued their winning ways as they moved up the standings. Today’s victory marked the Bruin’s fourth consecutive win and their 14th win in their last 17 games as they have gone 14-2-1 since February 19th. While […]

Opinion: Erik Haula And Charlie Coyle Are the Center Of Attention For The Bruins

When David Krejci decided to leave the Boston Bruins and head back to play in his native Czech Republic last off-season, the Bruins immediately needed a second-line center. Krejci had been in a full-time role with Boston since the 2007-08 season. Captain Patrice Bergeron is entering the last year of his contract, and Charlie Coyle […]

Quick Glimpse Into the Bruins Playoff Positioning

With March coming to an end, we have seen the NHL trade deadline come and go as regular-season games dwindle. The standings are beginning to take shape, determining which eight teams from each conference will make a Stanley Cup playoff berth. The Bruins, who sit at 83 Points, have 19 games remaining on the season […]

Report: Don Sweeney Confident Fabian Lysell is Ready for a Promotion to Boston

Now that the 2022 NHL trade deadline has come and gone, the Bruins can adjust their sights and focus solely on one thing and one thing only, winning the Stanley Cup. Don Sweeney was Don Sweeney at the trade deadline as he made one massive move as he did in the previous year, followed by […]