Trent Frederic

Five Reasons The Bruins Will Beat The Hurricanes

The Carolina Hurricanes could be the most complete and structured team in the NHL playoffs. The Boston Bruins have been the fourth-best team point percentage-wise in the league since January 1st. However, the Canes owned the Bruins in three games this season and outscored Boston 16-1. In Boston, two of those games were 7-1 and […]

Sweeney Finds Hidden Gems in this Year’s NCAA Free Agent Signings

There’s no secret about Don Sweeney and how he likes to retool Boston’s prospect pool. In the years since Sweeney took over as the general manager of the Boston Bruins, he has looked repeatedly to the college ranks, whether it be in the draft or signing NCAA free agents once their season comes to an […]

Report: Bruins Clinch Playoff Spot for Sixth Straight Year

When the Bruins entered their 12:30 pm EST matchup earlier today with the Pittsburgh Penguins, the team was playing to prove a couple of reasons. The first and most important was the Bruins were looking to right the ship as they have been on a cold streak that has resulted in three straight losses and […]

Bruins’ Practice Sheds Light on String of Recent Injuries

It’s no secret the Bruins have been dealing with injuries over the past six games that have sent them into a free fall, as they have now lost four of their last five games. The injuries have been all over the place but mostly been centered around the defensive core besides the loss of David […]

For Bruce Cassidy, The “F”Word Is Fix Not Frustration

On Tuesday night, after a 4-2 loss to the St. Louis Blues, the Boston Bruins head coach was even more candid than usual when accessing his team’s performance. Cassidy used the term ” selfish” when discussing the Bruins’ power-play struggles and was irritated with the team’s lack of “intelligent hockey” that caused unnecessary turnovers, which […]

Report: Bruce Cassidy Changes Things Up As He looks to Get Bruins Back on Track

When the Bruins take on the Ottawa Senators tonight, they will look to get back on track and secure a win after two tough losses against playoff teams. The main problem for the Bruins has been the loss of key players during injury and a lackluster power-play that seems not to be operating like a […]

Report: Bruins Coach Bruce Cassidy Frustrated With “Just Not Intelligent Hockey”

Boston Bruins Head Coach Bruce Cassidy typically is candid and to-the-point when discussing his team’s performance in postgame press conferences. But last night, Cassidy took it to another level after a 4-2 loss to the St. Louis Blues at TD Garden Tuesday night. The Bruins have been hampered by injuries lately and were coming off […]

Charlie McAvoy and Hampus Lindholm of the Boston Bruins

Report: Bruce Cassidy Shakes up Lines Due to Injuries

As the Boston Bruins gear up for a matchup with the red got St. Louis Blues tonight, all eyes will be on the Bruins lineups, especially the defensive pairings. In the wake of multiple injuries to the defensive core, Head Coach Bruce Cassidy has gotten creative as he is short two of his regular top-four […]

NESN Seventh Player Award Narrowed Down to Three

As the Bruins’ regular season comes to an end and the team begins to gear up for the playoffs, it’s time to reflect on the players’ contributions throughout the season. Players have certain expectations associated with them from the beginning, whether it be David Pastrnak and Brad Marchand scoring 30 plus goals, Charlie McAvoy being […]

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 […]