MARTY TURCO RUMORS & GOSSIP
Julylights: July 5th, Turco's Windmill Save
Welcome to Julylights, a month long series taking the top plays of the '11-'12 season and giving them to you one a day, every day of the month of July. Marty Turco is a seasoned vet. He has played in over 500 games, and has won 275 games in his career. However, Turco was not a regular in the NHL last season. He only played in five games for the Boston Bruins, but he made...
With 6 games left in season, Marty Turco debuts new Boston Bruins goalie mask
Prior to Thursday’s 3-2 shootout loss to the Washington Capitals, the Boston Bruins’ backup goaltender Marty Turco revealed a new look with a new custom helmet.
Painted by Dave Gunnarsson, Turco had another Gargoyle-themed shell done up.
A look at Marty Turco's new helmet, featuring his signature Gargoyle.
InGoal Magazine revealed the new look, here’s the piece...
Marty Turco Standing By His Bright New Yellow Pads, Plans to Debut New Bruins Mask Soon
WILMINGTON, Mass. – Marty Turco was signed by the Bruins on March 5, but he didn't really make his entrance until 20 days later. It was on March 25 in Anaheim that Turco earned his first win for Boston. His 25-save effort in a 3-2 victory was impressive, but what really made a statement was the debut of his new, blindingly-bright yellow pads. Turco was surprised by how much...
Turco gets first win since Feb. 2011
Marty Turco didn't belong in a suit behind an anchor desk doing analysis for the NHL Network. Nor should he have been wasting his talents overseas. He belonged back in the NHL.
Sunday night, he proved it.
Turco was the winning goalie in an NHL game for the first time in more than 13 months with the help of a disallowed goal that would have tied it, and the Boston Bruins got...
Via AP on Fox
March 26, 2012
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Marty Turco Solid in Bruins Debut, Should Give Club Confidence to Use Him to Give Tim Thomas Needed Rest
By the time Marty Turco entered a game for the first time as a Bruin, Boston was already trailing by three goals and had lost one of its top defensive defensemen to injury. The club's best defensive forward would go down as well just 22 seconds after Turco took over. It wasn't exactly the scenario the veteran netminder would have drawn up for his Bruins debut, but he made...
VIDEO: Marty Turco’s first practice with the Boston Bruins
Marty Turco landed back in the states, and took in his first practice with the Boston Bruins.
Turco touched on the obvious aspects of seeing the light of day in the NHL again to being part of the defending Stanley Cup champions.
Here’s the video:
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Marty Turco Happy to Pass Up Vacation in Italy for Chance to Get Back to Work in NHL With Bruins
WILMINGTON, Mass. –- Marty Turco might be the only guy ever to be happy to pass up a chance to go to Rome to spend a day in Wilmington. The Bruins newest goalie was all set to begin a family vacation in Italy this week, resigned to the fact that he would not get back to the NHL this season after spending the past decade in the league. Those plans changed when injuries to Tuukka...
Marty Turco With Team Canada Mask At First Boston Bruins Practice
Bruins Spoked B, Team Canada Mask
A.B. I love Turco rocking the Team Canada mask at his first Boston Bruins practice.
First, it’s a statement to the team & staff: “I was Canada’s goalie in the ’06 Winter Olympics. This aint my first rodeo. Let’s go win some games.”
I Love it.
Second, the vast majority of Bruins players are from Canada. They could care less about Timmy...
Marty Turco Clears Waivers, Practices With Bruins on Wednesday
Let the Marty Turco era in Boston begin. Turco cleared waivers on Wednesday and joined his new teammates at practice at Ristuccia Arena in Wilmington, Mass. The netminder was wearing a red helmet and was at the center of the team stretch at center ice, according to NESN.com Bruins reporter Douglas Flynn. Turco has 273 career wins and a 2.35 goals-against average in 538 career games...
Toronto Maple Leafs need Marty Turco more than he needs a team
Can you believe it? Your favourite backup goalie is almost back in the crease — or the bench, for that matter.
Marty Turco’s NHL career is not over. In fact, it’s far from over. And when one starter goes down and both back-ups can’t come close to convincing the bench boss (Ron Wilson) that either is right for the interim job, well, there are deals to be made...
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