Tag: Playoffs

Breaking Down The Bruins, S3 E4: Low Caps

From a Bruins perspective, I think we can all say we're incredibly relieved that series ended as quickly as it did. The Washington Capitals are probably the biggest and most physical team the Bruins will face in the postseason pending they make it past whoever wins the Islanders-Penguins series, and they already lost Kevan Miller … Continue reading Breaking Down The Bruins, S3 E4: Low Caps →

Breaking Down The Bruins, S3 E3: Hall Pass

I think I speak for 98% of Bruins fans when I say we didn't quite expect Taylor Hall to be a Bruin, and we also did not expect it to work out as well as it has, as quickly as it has. This is the second line that David Krejci and the rest of the … Continue reading Breaking Down The Bruins, S3 E3: Hall Pass →

A Championship That Took Two Seasons

Two times in the span of two years the Boston Pride thought their chances at an Isobel Cup had been swept out from under their feet because of an invisible opponent. The 2020 season looked like all but a lock for the Pride as they had 23 wins and only one loss, with only the … Continue reading A Championship That Took Two Seasons →

The Magic Had To End Sometime

I suppose dreams are just that these days: dreams. And no, this time it's not by Fleetwood Mac. The New England Revolution were out of upsets it seemed as they fell to the Columbus Crew in the Eastern Conference Finals 1-0. In a relatively evenly matched game, it came down to who would capitalize on … Continue reading The Magic Had To End Sometime →