The Bruins ended last season atop the NHL mountain as the Stanley Cup champions for the first time in nearly four full decades. But are they even better this season? NESN.com Bruins reporter Douglas Flynn dropped by NESN Daily to discuss all things Bruins, and he thinks that the B's are even better this season. He says that the confidence and experience gained from that title run make the Bruins even more dangerous and it helps them handle any adversity that comes their way. See more in the video above.
Bruins Even Better This Season After Gaining Confidence, Experience From Last Year's Stanley Cup Run
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