Erik Haula

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 […]

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Report: Patrice Bergeron Lands on IR

For those that have watched the last two games that featured no Patrice Bergeron anchoring the top line and have worried, it has officially gotten worse. What was originally only supposed to be a one or two-game absence turned into three straight when Bergeron was announced he would not suit up against the Montreal Canadiens […]

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Report: Jack Studnicka Gets the Call for the Top Line

Tonight’s game against the Winnipeg Jets will feature a new top-line center as Patrice Bergeron will miss his second straight game due to injury. It’s not often the Bruins have been missing their top-line center over the years, as Bergeron has been a stalwart in the middle of the top line for over a decade. […]

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Opinion: Pastrnak’s 2022 Numbers Don’t Lie

Calling David Pastrnak a good hockey player is an insult as Pasta has proven season after season that he is one of the elite goal scorers in the game. With a slow start to the 2021-2022 season, many forgot about the skill and top-end talent that Pasta possesses, allowing him to score at will when […]

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Bruins Trade Rumors: B’s Looking to Add Center Andrew Copp at Deadline

At this time last year, the Bruins front office of Don Sweeney and company were searching the league looking to see what players they would be able to acquire at the trade deadline. Last year, one of their most significant needs was a second-line left winger to pair with second-line center David Krejci to increase […]

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Bruin’s West Coast Round-Up

Winning on the road is always challenging but an essential aspect of a championship-caliber team looking to make a playoff push and a run for the Cup. Having a team that can overcome the long flights, hotel lifestyle, and back-to-back games on the road while navigating the environment and energy of an opposing team’s rink […]

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Bruins Shouldn’t be Sellers nor Buyers at the Deadline

With the potential final years of Patrice Bergeron upon us, Bruins management has been vocal about trying to give the current core a good chance at a Stanley Cup run. This year, however, hasn’t turned out the way Don Sweeney has hoped, which has caused a lot of confusion in the fan base for where […]

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Boston Bruins Mid-Season Report Card

As the Boston Bruins passed the season’s midway mark, it is time to evaluate the team. The Bruins have had an eventful season, beginning with an unbalanced schedule. A bout with COVID throughout the team caused some creative roster maneuvers by General Manager Don Sweeney and lineup manipulation from Head Coach Bruce Cassidy and his […]

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Early Season Bruins Review

The Bruins are 5-4-0 thru the first nine games of the season. The team’s current points leader, Brad Marchand, has four goals on 12 points and is tied with linemate Patrice Bergeron for the team lead in goals.  Forwards The forward group has been decent to start the season. Some players have had their struggles […]

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