Boston Has Yet to Make a Statement
By Wayne Whittaker, Boston Bruins Correspondent The Boston Bruins are in the midst of their best start in franchise history, sitting at 8-1-1 just before the quarter mark of this…
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Boston Bruins: The Fragile Nature of Defensive Depth
“Well if there’s one area (where) I would say that our depth is extremely good, it’s on defense.” This is a quote from Boston Bruins coach Claude Julien from Monday…
What The Lockout Robbed The Boston Bruins
It’s been 256 days since the Boston Bruins took the ice, and that number will most likely come close to 270 by the time the puck’s actually dropped in 2013.
The Cape Cod Bluefins: Hockey The Hard Way
It’s 5:30 PM on a chilly Saturday evening in early November, and I’m on 495 heading towards the shores of Cape Cod, Massachusetts. The leaves that remain on the trees…
Where Should Boston Bruins Fans Turn Their Attention During NHL Lockout?
The crisp autumn chill has hit New England, which generally brings with it the usual seasonal staples: foliage, pumpkin versions of everything and the start of hockey season. This year,…
NHL Knows Fans Are Locked In
By Wayne Whittaker, Boston Bruins Correspondent We’re trapped. As fans of professional hockey in North America, we are powerless onlookers in a battle of greed vs. slightly more sensible greed.…
Early Exit Could Help Boston Bruins Franchise
By Wayne Whittaker, Boston Bruins Correspondent The long season has ended, and today Bruins players picked up their gear and departed the TD Garden. When reflecting on his team’s latest…
The Unbelievability of Braden Holtby, Washington Capitals’ X-Factor
By Wayne Whittaker, Boston Bruins Correspondent Alex Ovechkin. Tim Thomas. Alexander Semin. Zdeno Chara. These are marquee names in the game of hockey. Any one of these players could easily…
Bruins: Who Could Be This Year’s Surprising Playoff Performers?
By Wayne Whittaker, Boston Bruins Correspondent Every year there seem to be a few surprise players who really turn it on come playoff time. For the Bruins, last season’s playoff…
Boston Bruins: Work Not Yet Done For Peter Chiarelli
In the salary cap era of the NHL, how a team is managed off-ice can be just as important as their on-ice performance. Since taking over as general manager of the Boston Bruins in the summer of 2006, Peter Chiarelli has done a remarkable job of keeping a core group of players in tact while not sacrificing the future of his team.
Are The Bruins Once Again The NHL’s Bullies?
It’s always tough to pinpoint exactly when it happens. Be it Eddie Shore’s attack on Ace Bailey, Mike Milbury and Co. invading the stands at Madison Square Garden, Marty McSorley’s cheap shot on Donald Brashear, or Zdeno Chara’s hit on Max Pacioretty…
Is The End Near For Marc Savard?
By Wayne Whittaker, Boston Bruins Correspondent Walking away from something you’ve committed your entire life to can’t be easy. There are few times when you can detect even a hint of…