The Bruins didn't make any big splashes as the NHL trade deadline came and went on Monday afternoon, but they did add some depth for the stretch run. Among the trio of players the Bruins picked up was defenseman Greg Zanon from the Minnesota Wild in exchange for Steven Kampfer. The 5-foot-11 blue liner doesn't put up sparking offensive numbers by any stretch of the imagination, but he does bring an added physical element. Zanon isn't known as a fighter (he has no fighting majors in his six-year career), but that doesn't mean Zanon is afraid to get physical. He...
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The Bruins were quiet for much of the Monday, but Peter Chiarelli was a busy man wheeling and dealing right up until the 3 p.m. deadline. The B's sent defenseman Steven Kampfer to Minnesota in exchange for defenseman Greg Zanon right at the deadline, according to multiple reports. Zanon, 31, has played in 39 games this season, totaling two goals and four assists. The six-year...
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BOSTON -- The Bruins will have two of their new additions in the lineup Tuesday when they open a three-game homestand against Ottawa. Forward Brian Rolston and defenseman Mike Mottau, acquired Monday from the Islanders in one of Boston's two deals at the trade deadline, participated in Tuesday's morning skate and will play against the Senators. Defenseman Greg Zanon, acquired...
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BOSTON – The Bruins know all too well just how precious a commodity healthy defensemen can be come playoff time. They've dealt with the absences of Zdeno Chara, Adam McQuaid, Dennis Seidenberg, Andrew Ference, Mark Stuart and Matt Hunwick for varying lengths of time in their last three postseason runs. That history, coupled with the current absence of Johnny Boychuk, made acquiring...
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Brian Rolston, who played four-plus seasons with the Bruins from 2000 to 2004, is not the only former local player who will reportedly be setting up shop again in Boston. Mike Mottau is reportedly heading home, as the Quincy, Mass., native was also part of the deal that brought Mottau to Boston, according to reports. Rolston came to the Bruins as part of the trade that sent Ray Bourque...
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Game 61: Senators at Bruins
Good morning from TD Garden, where the new-look Bruins will square off against Ottawa tonight. Brian Rolston and Mike Mottau are present for the morning skate. They are expected to play tonight. Greg Zanon is not here. Zanon was scheduled...
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