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The Bruins have officially kicked off the 2021-2022 season and boast a modest 4-3 record through the first seven games. It hasn't always been pretty, and it certainly hasn't always been consistent, but through what the Bruins have dealt with thus far, it's not all bad. We've started to see what life is like without … Continue reading Breaking Down The Bruins, S4 E1: Finding A Rhythm
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
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
As a Bruins fan, it’s almost impossible to forget the prodigious performance that Tim Thomas had in the 2011 season and postseason in particular. It was arguably the greatest postseason play by any NHL goaltender in history. He had Boston fans pulling their hair out as he miraculously stopped breakaway after breakaway in style. Winning … Continue reading The Greatness That Was 2011 Tim Thomas
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