Tape2Tape: Hockey’s United Stand
On Wednesday, the game of hockey took a backseat to tragic events taking place in Canada’s capital city. Much like the attack on the Boston Marathon in 2013, the assault…
Boston Marathon
Home-Ice Advantage Very Real in Boston
By Wayne Whittaker, Boston Bruins Correspondent The crowd is roaring, the spotlights flashing, the goal horn is blaring, and the repetitive thump of a tired but familiar techno song serenades…
Bruins Continue to Honor Boston
This past week, we’ve felt sadness, fear, pride and togetherness. Bostonians bonded together, remembering those lost or hurt and doing our best to honor their memories. We tried to return to normalcy after Marathon Monday, but we’re sent sailing back into chaos late Thursday night and into Friday. But on Saturday, we could breathe again. We dubbed first responders, members of the armed forces, local and state police and those that we lost, heroes.
The Longest Week in Boston
I can’t help but focus on what a terrible week this has been for everyone. Hockey (really, all sports) has clearly taken a back seat since Monday’s horrible bombing at…
The Buffalo Sabres and NHL are Boston Strong
They can’t. They won’t. They couldn’t possibly…. They did. In a game that they were supposed to lose, that would have even been acceptable to lose — and a game…
On Boston’s Darkest Day, Support from around the Hockey World
One day after hundreds in Boston were victimized by bombings along the final stretch of the Boston Marathon, the pain and sadness linger. Yet while Boston grieves, displays of…