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For the first couple months of the season, the Boston Bruins had more problems than they could handle. They had lost more games than they had won. They were firmly out of the playoff picture. Top-line center Patrice Bergeron and his linemate Brad Marchand had both missed time with injuries. So had second-line center David Krejci. Goalie Tuukka Rask was a husk of his former self, and looked for a moment as though he might lose his starting job. Matt Beleskey, who the Bruins decided to pay $19 million because he had a handful of good weeks during the spring of 2015, had been placed on waivers.1 This was a team that had won the Presidents’ Trophy as recently as 2013-14, and that had a core made Continue to Article

January 30, 2018 5:02:pm EST

Charlie McAvoy remembers the fear. The Boston Bruins rookie was playing against the Edmonton Oilers on Nov. 26 at TD Garden when his heart started beating irregularly and fast. McAvoy also remembers the good news. Continue to Article

January 29, 2018 4:59:pm EST

Here are all the links from around the hockey world, and what I'm reading, while the business of hockey is back to normal.*Here's a pretty cool Instagram post from Bruins captain Zdeno Chara on watching Brad Marchand evolve and develop throughout his Continue to Article

January 29, 2018 4:19:pm EST

The 35-year-old former Bruins forward is still in excellent shape and conceivably could just now have been at the tail end of his career like former linemate and teammate Chris Kelly, who is wrapping things up playing for Team Canada next month at the PyeongChang Olympics in South Korea. "I've had no incidents, no hiccups and I have a clean bill of health," said Peverley. Given how healthy Peverley is now, it might be easy to forget he went into sudden cardiac arrest prior to essentially being brought back to life after two minutes thanks to quick-acting medical personnel and an onsite AED (automated external defibrillator). Continue to Article

January 28, 2018 7:14:pm EST

Jake DeBrusk wasn't even trying to score and ended up with the winner. DeBrusk beat Mike Condon with 8:41 left to lift the Boston Bruins over the Ottawa Senators 3-2 on Thursday night for their fifth straight win. Danton Heinen and Tim Schaller also scored to help the Bruins get a point in their 18th straight game (14-0-4), their second longest point streak ever. Continue to Article

January 25, 2018 11:40:pm EST