Loui Eriksson

Boston Bruins Fix Top Six Forwards

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Many seem to forget that before the Bruins remarkable run in the playoffs to the Stanley Cup Final last season, they were a team steeped in offensive inconsistencies and prone…

Bruins Core Goes Way Back

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The Boston Bruins made some news over the past couple weeks by locking up two important members of the team via long-term contract extensions: Patrice Bergeron signed for 8-years, $52…

Will the Shake Up of the Bruins Lineup Work?

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At some point, chemistry becomes secondary. The familiarity of taking the ice with the same players turns from an advantage into more of a state of comfort and the minute that happens, things change.

Things have changed.

For the past few years, you’ve heard about the core of the Boston Bruins. You’ve heard about the advantages of their built-in chemistry, the camaraderie in the locker room, the deep lineup. You’ve heard all of it. But with the recent rash of departures from guys like Andrew Ference, Nathan Horton, Tyler Seguin, and Rich Peverley, it’s obvious that things will be different for the 2013-14 Bruins next season.

And that’s not exactly a bad thing.

Matt Fraser: More Than Just a Prospect

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The blockbuster trade between Boston and Dallas involved Rich Peverly, Tyler Seguin, Loui Eriksson, and some prospects. This post is one fan’s tribute to one of those prospects. The first…