Tag: Stanley Cup

Breaking Down The Bruins: Article 9, Handshakes… Only Handshakes

Well, can’t say the Blues didn’t earn it. That was one of the most exciting Stanley Cup Finals I’ve ever witnessed in my brief 22 years of existence. It had everything: hard hits (lots of them), suspensions, controversy, immaculate goaltending, and it went seven games. Where did the Bruins get beat? Or should I be … Continue reading Breaking Down The Bruins: Article 9, Handshakes… Only Handshakes →

Breaking Down The Bruins: Article 8, And Then There Were Two

Get ready for eight million references to Bobby Orr’s iconic goal, because it’s Bruins v. Blues for the honor to hoist Lord Stanley’s Cup. May 10th, 1970, Bobby Orr scored the game winning goal from Derek Sanderson past Glenn Hall in overtime clinching the Cup for Boston. It was also the last time that Boston … Continue reading Breaking Down The Bruins: Article 8, And Then There Were Two →

Breaking Down The Bruins: Article 7 Conference Finals, Carolina In My Mind

Take a deep breath Bruins nation, the bad man Bobrovsky is all gone now. That wasn’t easy. Sergei Bobrovsky made more ridiculous saves in one series than I’ve seen since Tim Thomas’ 2011 Stanley Cup performance. Tuukka Rask was just better. Knowing John Tortorella, he could care less how he looks after both guaranteeing a … Continue reading Breaking Down The Bruins: Article 7 Conference Finals, Carolina In My Mind →

Breaking Down The Bruins: Article 6 R.I.P. Toronto, Hello Columbus

First off, man oh man it has to really be tough to be a Maple Leafs fan these days. It seems like beating Toronto in game 7’s is turning into a tradition for the Bruins. First in 2013, then last season in 2018, now once again it’s despair for the blue and white faithful. Now … Continue reading Breaking Down The Bruins: Article 6 R.I.P. Toronto, Hello Columbus →