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There are some unmistakable warning signs when it comes to the Boston Bruins, and opponents taking liberties with their best players on the ice. It actually might seem like a non-story right now because the Bruins are very close to achieving a fully healthy lineup for the first time all season. In fact, it should make you wonder if the Bruins need to dig a little deeper into the available tough guy/enforcer supply to make certain they've got every manner of protecting for their high-end skill guys. Continue to Article

December 06, 2017 1:40:am EST

The easiest thing to agree upon about Joe Thornton‘s rear-end-first hit on T.J. Oshie is that it looked awfully painful. Oshie was in an awkward spot, and he took quite some time to get up, with his head certainly seeming to absorb quite a bit of contact during Monday’s game between the Sharks and Capitals. “Jumbo Joe” seemed to take a less physical approach once he joined the Sharks after being a 100+ PIM machine during much of his Boston Bruins days. Continue to Article

December 05, 2017 9:20:am EST

It would have been quite a statement if the Boston Bruins could have taken one from a red-hot Predators group on home ice where they barely ever lose. Alas, the Bruins didn't get there despite showing some character in a highly entertaining game they eventually dropped by a score 5-3 to Nashville after a furious third-period comeback at Bridgestone Arena. The Bruins got a quick chance on the opening shift when David Pastrnak found himself all alone in front with the puck, but Pekka Rinne somehow got a glove on Pastrnak's bid after the winger went through his own legs before shooting. Continue to Article

December 04, 2017 10:53:pm EST

On Saturday the Flyers were 3-0 losers on home ice to the Boston Bruins to extend their current losing streak to 10 games. Continue to Article

December 04, 2017 10:13:am EST

Look, you don’t need to dig too deep to start raining on the Montreal Canadiens’ parade. On one hand, the Canadiens enter Sunday’s action as the third seed in the Atlantic Division. At 13-12-3, the Canadiens are rolling and, at worst, can consider themselves reasonable contenders for one of the East’s two wild card spots. Continue to Article

December 03, 2017 8:08:pm EST