During Sunday night’s terribad shootout loss to the Philadelphia Flyers, Torey Krug was felled by a hit into the glass by Claude Giroux late in the third period. Apparently, he came back for one shift, then left the ice for the rest of the game with a UBI. Continue reading
This morning I could give you a long description of last night’s game, however, as the Bruins looked disinterested in playing hockey through much of the game, I’m going to show as much enthusiasm in describing the game. Maybe I, too, have forgotten how to write, what letters are, and that they form these things called words. Yeah, that’s what I’m going with. Maybe a description of the game by gif. Continue reading
After an off-day on Wednesday, the team was back practicing at Warrior Arena in Brighton. As expected Zach Senyshyn was “recalled” from Providence and so was Peter Cehlarik, making Cameron Hughes assignment to Providence the real deal. Cehlarik was called up to play in place of Jake DeBrusk, who is currently ailing with a lower body injury sustained during the game against Montreal. Obviously he’s not traveling with the team to Detroit. Continue reading
After played three games in four days, the Boston Bruins appeared to have the day off. With their next game against the Red Wings in Detroit on Friday night, the team “assigned” both forwards they recalled from the Providence Bruins, Cameron Hughes and Zach Senyshyn. With the Bruins up against the cap, these transactions are likely paper in nature and not physical since every day a player is on the roster during the season, they count against the salary cap, which is figured daily. Continue reading
After the previous night’s tough, hard-fought, third-period-driven win, the Bruins traveled to Montreal to take on the Canadiens. The rivalry is not what it once was, with the Habs near the middle of the pack in the Atlantic and the B’s primary rivalry firmly nesting with the Leafs. That doesn’t mean that Montreal, led by the former Boston Bench boss Claude Julien, isn’t a tough foe. With the B’s showing weakness on Monday night, then regaining their composure, the Habs figured to capitalize on that. Continue reading
Last night’s game was not a sure thing. It looked like it was through the first period until the Bruins reverted to poor form in the second. But all was not lost, neither was the game. Continue reading