WILMINGTON --- As one might expect, the Bruins were put through the paces today at Ristuccia Arena following an abominable 6-0 loss Wednesday night in Buffalo. The entire team, with the notable exception of Nathan Horton, was present and accounted...
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February 08, 2012
Bruins goalie Tim Thomas, who was not scheduled to play last night, waded into political waters again today, declaring on his Facebook page, "I Stand with the Catholics in the fight for Religious Freedom.”
While he didn't say so explicitly, one could ...
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February 09, 2012
Tim Thomas has been making just as many headlines for things he's been doing off the ice as things he's been doing on the ice. After Wednesday's Facebook post regarding his stance on religious freedom, media members were hoping to get some further comments out of him at practice on Thursday afternoon. Thomas deflected all non-hockey questions and ended the session early...
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February 09, 2012
WILMINGTON, Mass. -- The saga surrounding Bruins goalie Tim Thomas and his controversial political views shows no signs of relenting. Thomas first ignited a firestorm just over two weeks ago by refusing to join his teammates in their visit to the White House to commemorate their Stanley Cup victory last spring, then posting on Facebook that he chose not to attend because of his belief...
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February 09, 2012
To add on to the Boston Bruins pisspoor play as of late and Tim Thomas "pleading the fifth" for crimes he hasn't comitted, we now have Tuukka Rask airing some grievences with the Finnish media.Found by our friends over at Gahden Gremlins and translated via Google Translator/Chrome, here's what Rask said: "The truth is that I want to play more. I do not want...
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February 10, 2012
BOSTON – For the Bruins, daylights savings time starts now. After playing just eight matinees in their first 52 games, the Bruins will play nine in their final 30 games of the regular season. That includes Saturday afternoon showdowns in six of the final nine weeks of the year, five of them at the Garden. That’s a lot of early workdays coming for the club, but the Bruins don’t...
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February 08, 2012
Tim Thomas generated thousands of reactions on Twitter on Wednesday.
Last time it was about politics. This time it’s about religion.
From his Facebook page:
I Stand with the Catholics in the fight for Religious Freedom.
“In Germany they came first for the Communists, and I didn’t speak up because I wasn’t a Communist. Then they came for the Jews, and I didn...
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February 08, 2012
It has been a year since Bruins center Marc Savard announced to the world that he would not be playing for the remainder of the 2010-11 season. Since then, he has had his name engraved on the Stanley Cup, attended the Bruins’ duck boat parade, had his personal day with Lord Stanley and visited TD Garden again to mark the opening of a suite he has purchased for use by children...
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February 09, 2012
The Bruins outshot Buffalo 36-29. They dominated the draws, winning 45 of 66 faceoffs for a commanding 68 percent success rate. They outhit the Sabres 20-18 and they certainly outfought them the many times the gloves hit the ice. Yet at the end of the night, the Bruins stood on the wrong side of a season-worst 6-0 defeat. The statsheet makes about as much sense as … well, about...
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February 09, 2012
WILMINGTON, Mass. – The Bruins have formed a strong bond with the other professional teams in Boston, a cross-sports unity seen most recently with the support the club showed for the Patriots in their run to the Super Bowl. But some loyalties to the teams of their youth are too strong to break, even in a sports-mad city like Boston. Steven Kampfer had no problem being friendly...
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February 10, 2012
The Boston Bruins have been playing mediocre hockey for the better part of a month, but their most recent game fell far below that description.
A dismal result may be just what they needed.
Coach Claude Julien hopes his team has gotten a wake-up call in time for Saturday's matinee against the Nashville Predators, who visit Boston looking to bounce back from their own subpar...
Via Boston Sports Media Watch
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February 09, 2012
The Bruins have had the benefit of flying under the radar here in recent weeks, and it’s probably for the best, as they’ve been scuffling a bit after that impossibly hot streak earlier in the season. Last night things might’ve come to a head though, as the Bruins were beaten by the Buffalo Sabres 6-0.
Bruins take big step back – Steve Conroy has the Bruins...
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