The Bruins have placed Zach Hamill on waivers with the purpose of being assigned to Providence. TSN first reported the transaction. Hamill can be claimed by any team before noon tomorrow. The team would assume the rest of Hamills $1,316,667...
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February 07, 2012
WILMINGTON, Mass. – The Bruins won’t be parting ways with Zach Hamill just yet. The eighth overall pick of the 2007 draft cleared waivers on Tuesday and will remain with the organization. He’s not expected to remain with the big club though. The Bruins did not make an immediate announcement after Hamill cleared at noon, but Hamill is expected to be sent down to their American...
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February 05, 2012
Nathan Horton made progress recently on his road back to recovery after sustaining a concussion against the Philadelphia Flyers. According to Bruins coach Claude Julien, Horton is able to now ride an exercise bike without any ill effects, an important step as he works his way back into the lineup. Horton has missed the last four games for the Bruins and without him on the ice, the...
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February 06, 2012
The Providence Bruins have not been without a point since mid-January when one goal decided the loss to the Bridgeport Sound Tigers 3-2 on the 14th to give them their third loss in a row. The P-Bruins snapped that losing streak and started a point streak the next day with a 5-2 beating of the Springfield Falcons and they have hardly looked back since.
This past weekend the Providence...
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February 05, 2012
All done in DC. Bruins halt two-game slide. 19:19 3d period: Bruins 4-1 Rich Peverley with the ENG. Impressive day for Bruins. 13:23 3d period: Bruins 3-1 Sharp Tim Thomas kickout of a short-range Keith Aucoin shot. Dangerous. 12:04 3d...
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February 05, 2012
WASHINGTON Good morning from the Verizon Center, where the Bruins will attempt to snap their two-game losing streak today against the Capitals. No word yet on whether there will be any lineup changes today. Claude Julien might provide some...
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February 05, 2012
Tim Thomas' return to the nation's capital was less political and more successful.
Playing about 10 blocks from the White House - a place he famously avoided two weeks ago - Thomas carried a shutout deep into the third period Sunday as the Boston Bruins snapped a two-game losing streak with a 4-1 win over the Washington Capitals.
Thomas' no-show, accompanied by a Facebook...
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February 05, 2012
The Bruins have lost back-to-back games for the first time in nearly two months. On Sunday, they'll try to prevent suffering three straight defeats for the first time since October. They'll have to get through a Capitals team with star Alex Ovechkin back in the lineup to do that. Ovechkin returned Saturday but did not factor in any of Washington's goals in a 3-0 win at...
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February 05, 2012
Wow. Bruins forward Brooks Orpik sent Penguins defensemen Daniel Paille flying.
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February 05, 2012
Tim Thomas stopped 35 shots to lift the Boston Bruins to a 4-1 win over the Washington Capitals at Verizon Center.
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February 05, 2012
The Bruins took a 2-0 first-period lead and Tim Thomas made 35 saves in a 4-1 win at Washington. (NBC Sports)
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February 05, 2012
At 6:45 of yesterday’s third period, the Bruins finally had some hope. Joe Corvo had beaten the previously perfect Marc-Andre Fleury with a shot from the point, cutting Pittsburgh’s lead to 2-1.
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February 05, 2012
Tim Thomas' return to the nation's capital was less political and more successful, with the goaltender making 35 saves Sunday in the Boston Bruins' 4-1 win over the Washington Capitals .
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February 05, 2012
Tim Thomas' return to the nation's capital was less political and more successful, with the goaltender making 35 saves Sunday in the Boston Bruins' 4-1 win over the Washington Capitals. Playing about 10 blocks from the White House -- a place he famously avoided because of his political views two weeks ago when the reigning Stanley Cup champions were honored by President...
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February 05, 2012
Tim Thomas' return to the nation's capital was less political and more successful, with the goaltender making 35 saves Sunday in the Boston Bruins' 4-1 win over the Washington Capitals.
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