Here’s the Tale of the Tape for tonight’s game between the Boston Bruins and Dallas Stars.
Here’s the Tale of the Tape for tonight’s game between the Boston Bruins and Phoenix Coyotes.
: Is there anything left to say, any compliment that hasn’t been used to describe how just freakin’ dominant the Bruins have been for the last six-or-so weeks? It’s getting crazy, maybe even unfathomable, just how easily they win on a nightly basis.
In the NFL Draft, the last player picked is known as “Mr. Irrelevant” and that selection comes with a small amount of fanfare.
There is no such attention paid to the equivalent last choice of the NHL Entry Draft, but if Boston Bruins prospect Zach Trotman has anything to say about it, he’ll buck the long odds to make an impact on the big club one day.
Forty minutes down here at TD Garden where the Bruins will take a 2-1 lead into the third over Montreal.
Boston improved to 19-2-1 in the past 22 games, while the Habs just keep on slipping further and further. Montreal is now 12 points back of Boston in the division and will need a minor miracle to have any shot at reigning supreme in the Northeast this season.
Here’s the Tale of the Tape for tonight’s game between the Boston Bruins and Montreal Canadiens:
Please note that, due to a variety of injuries and today’s suspension of Milan Lucic, odds are high that the lineup located below will not pan out.
Twenty minutes to go down in Philly where the Bruins have upped their lead to five goals over the Flyers.
In what was supposed to be a marquee matchup pitting the top two teams in the conference against one another, the Bruins simply ran away with this one for an unbelievably convincing victory.
The Senators could’ve easily gotten on the board early and turned the tide if it weren’t for a phenomenal performance by Thomas in the early-going. Once the Black and Gold woke up and began putting pucks past Anderson, Ottawa looked defeated. Boston is now tied with the Flyers for the most post in the East.
Forty minutes down at the Garden where the Bruins have doubled their lead over the Kings and will head to the third up 2-0.
Rask made it look easy tonight, but the young netminder — and not just due to the obvious goose egg in the box score — looked more calm and composed than in any of his previous starts.
Forty minutes are in the books at Nationwide Arena where the Bruins and Blue Jackets are tied 3-3.
Real bizarre night out in Ohio for the Bruins. With a highly-successful performance on the PP, a parade to the penalty box for both squads, a rare early exit for Thomas and a breakthrough game for Joe Corvo, it couldn’t have been a much wackier sixty minutes of hockey.
Here’s the Tale of the Tape for tonight’s game between the Boston Bruins and Columbus Blue Jackets.
The Bruins and Panthers remain scoreless through 40 minutes of play.
Boston peppered Theodore with 14 shots in the middle frame but still couldn’t break through.
Unless the Bruins can tally in the third period, the Bruins point streak may be nearing its end.
Winnipeg still leads 1-0 through forty minutes of play, but it wasn’t from a lack of effort or chances for Boston.
And so one of the most magnificent point streak in recent NHL history has come to a close. The Bruins failed to gain at least a point in a game for the first time in nearly six weeks, suffering their first regulation loss since Oct. 29.
Here’s the Tale of the Tape for tonight’s game between the Boston Bruins and Winnipeg Jets.
As Jack Edwards noted during the broadcast, it’s the Tim Thomas Show in Pittsburgh. But before we get to the netminder’s heroics, let’s cover Boston’s two tallies in the second period.
The Bruins point streak is now at fifteen games and counting, and perhaps no win was more impressive than this one. It was a clash of the Titans in the Eastern Conference and the Bruins reigned supreme.
Here’s the Tale of the Tape for tonight’s game between the Boston Bruins and Pittsburgh Penguins.
After a dull opening frame, the Bruins and Leafs picked up the pace in the second period, combining for three goals.
What’s left to say about the B’s seemingly never-ending roll? The Leafs, once again, couldn’t handle Boston’s depth. They couldn’t get squat out of their leading scorer. And now, the Bruins have padded their lead in the Northeast Division.
Here’s the Tale of the Tape for tonight’s game between the Boston Bruins and Toronto Maple Leafs.
Had you read every recent tweet involving David Krejci prior to waking up this morning, you’d have been convinced the Czech pivot was no longer in the Bruins’ long-term plans.