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With the Islanders visiting the Boston Bruins at one of my favorite arenas, there will be a little change to the line-up from Thursday's Ottawa match-up.
Look for big guy, Joel "Wrecker" Rechlicz taking the drive up from Bridgeport for the night. Guess it's because they want someone more Chara's height other than just Sutton and Jackman.
Sad news for Trent Hunter as an MRI revealed a tear o...
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The extension Milan Lucic signed with the Bruins gives him, in effect, lockout insurance, something THN thinks is a troubling sign.
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October 10, 2009
As the New York Islanders played the kind of third period only they can play - you know, the kind of third period that starts out with a three-goal lead and ends in a tie game - I felt a certain calmness. Maybe it's because I was watching the game with friends. Maybe it's because I'm waiting for my wife to go into labor and hockey isn't as important as it ordinarily...
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October 11, 2009
For the last three years, Phil Kessel had been the No. 3 triggerman in the shootout. Marc Savard, 2 for 13 lifetime in the shootout, had been mostly an afterthought. Savard, so intent on passing first that he has “Disher’’ branded on his sticks, had only three shootout attempts last season.
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October 10, 2009
BOSTON (AP) -Blake Wheeler and Marc Savard scored in the shootout after the Boston Bruins rallied for three goals in the final 8:01 of regulation to beat the New York Islanders 4-3 on Saturday night.
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October 11, 2009
When he stuffed No. 3 gunner Kyle Okposo in the shootout last night to give his team a 4-3 victory, Tuukka Rask raised his arms and pumped them high as if he’d just won the Stanley Cup. For the downtrodden Bruins, the win felt pretty darn close to hoisting the Cup.
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October 08, 2009
At 14:58 of the third period last night, when Anaheim’s Joffrey Lupul was sent off for interference, Bruins coach Claude Julien sent Shawn Thornton, Steve Begin, Byron Bitz, Andrew Ference, and Mark Stuart out for the power play - about the five unlikeliest players to be on the ice in a five-on-four situation.
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October 09, 2009
THIS WEEK’S NEWS, NOTES AND NUMBERS:
ISLES UP NEXT, THEN AVS IN MONDAY MATINEE: The Bruins will look to rebound from their 6-1 loss to the Ducks when they host the New York Islanders on Saturday night at 7:00 p.m. (TV: NESN, RADIO: 98.5 T...
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October 10, 2009
Miss yesterday's Fan Poll Friday (the top 3 overpaid players in the NHL)? Scroll your way down and place your vote! Here's the Tale of the Tape for tonight's game between the Islanders and B's.
BOSTON BRUINS vs NY ISLANDERS
October 10, 2009 7:00PM at the TD Garden
JUST THE FACTS: BOSTON
STANDINGS: T-10th in the Eastern Conference (1-2-0, 2pts)
LAST TEN: 1...
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October 11, 2009
One of the common topics of debate around Phil Kessel recently has been the fact that his shooting percentage took a very odd jump last season where he potted thirty-six goals. In his first two years in the NHL, on 383 shots, Kessel scored at a 7...Read the full article on Bleacher Report...
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October 11, 2009
BOSTON -- Blake Wheeler and Marc Savard scored in the shootout after the Bruins rallied for three goals in the final 8:01 of regulation to beat Islanders 4-3 last night.
Jon Sim, Radek Martinek and John Tavares scored second-period goals for the ...
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October 10, 2009
TORONTO (Oct. 10) â?? In light of the Phil Kessel trade with Boston, which cost the Maple Leafs two first-round draft choices and a second-rounder, the annual NHL lottery â?? and its effect on the Blue & White â?? became very topical once again. Several e-mail requests have asked me to re-post a blog I wrote from Pittsburgh in May, 2008, that detailed the Maple Leafsâ?? adventures...
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October 11, 2009
One of the common topics of debate around Phil Kessel recently has been the fact that his shooting percentage took a very odd jump last season where he potted thirty-six goals. In his first two years in the NHL, on 383 shots Kessel scored at a 7...Read the full article on Bleacher Report...
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