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2010/11 Bruins Preview
Posted on 6 Sep 2010 by Jim Mulligan.
How or where do I start this one? After the epic, disgusting collapse to the Flyers last year, it was up to Peter Chiarelli to reconstruct this potentially fragile organization to the point where the expectations of 2009/10 are met this year. Maybe that was the problem. This organization hasn't had expectations like last year's club did since newly named President, Cam Neely, was blazing up an...
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Too Many Centers?
Posted on 25 Jun 2010 by Jim Mulligan.
The 2010 NHL draft started out as expected. The Edmonton Oilers took this year's "can't miss" prospect Taylor Hall. Soon after, the Bruins picked Tyler Seguin from the Plymouth Whalers. Hall from the Memorial Cup champ, Windsor Spitfires, seems to be the more complete player at this point. Having said that, Seguin tied Hall for total points this season with 106 points on 48 goals and 58 assi...
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History was made tonight
Posted on 15 May 2010 by Jim Mulligan.
It's late Friday night (or early Saturday morning) and I'm just sitting in front of a blank screen. The game ended a couple hours ago and I'm stunned. I took notes, did my usual in-game blog and I still really don't know what to say. Everyone who follows pucks knows the story. The Bruins have watched a 3-0 series lead evaporate to a winner take all game 7. Tonight's game mirrored the ser...
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Game 7 – LIVE
Posted on 14 May 2010 by Jim Mulligan.
Well, the whole NHL world is desending upon us tonight. Do the B's make history tonight? Or do they actually win the series? I hope they win. We can wait for history another time. So the schedule is out for the conference finals. It looks like this if the Bruins win. All start times are at 7:00 unless noted Sunday 16 MAY - @ Boston Wednesday 19 MAY - @ Boston Friday 21 MAY - @ Mo...
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Boys….We’ve got a series
Posted on 11 May 2010 by Jim Mulligan.
For the second straight game, the Bruins had a chance to finish off the Flyers only tonight it was at home where the Bruins were a perfect 5-0 in the playoffs. They played like it was December 14th instead of May 10th. Rememberer how they played many nights during the regular season? This team that was expected to challenge for the Cup, on so many nights laid an egg in front of their fan...
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Bruins host Flyers – LIVE Game 5
Posted on 10 May 2010 by Jim Mulligan.
So the Bruins have had the chance to close out both the Sabres and Flyers on the road. Both times, they were shut down. Hopefully, like the Sabres series, the B's take care of things tonight at home. The Bruins unveiled the lifesize statue of Bobby Orr's 1970 Cup winning goal today - the 40th anniversary of that May day when the Cup took residence in Boston Flyers are starting with these ...
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Lucic Steals the Show
Posted on 4 May 2010 by Jim Mulligan.
Going into the evening, the Boston Bruins were only one of two teams to have a perfect record at home during these 2010 Stanley Cup playoffs. Considering their lack of success at home this season, the team is making these playoffs the right time to make the TD Garden a tough place for opponents to come to. Facing what would be a desperate Flyer team, it was mandantory the B's continue their ...
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Bruins host Flyers – Game 2
Posted on 3 May 2010 by Jim Mulligan.
Join me tonight at 6:20 on Team 1200 in Ottawa. Go to www.team1200.com to stream the show Starting lineups and more to follow.
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See you next year Sturm…
Posted on 2 May 2010 by Jim Mulligan.
From the Boston Bruins this afternoon. MARCO STURM TO MISS REST OF SEASON WITH TORN ACL AND MCL IN HIS RIGHT KNEE BOSTON, MA - Boston Bruins General Manager Peter Chiarelli announced today that forward Marco Sturm will miss the remainder of the 2009-10 season after sustaining a torn anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) and torn medial collateral ligament (MCL) in his right knee. He sustained ...
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Savard returns…wins game for B’s
Posted on 2 May 2010 by Jim Mulligan.
By now, we all know the Marc Savard story since March 7th. With 18:45 remaining in the first period, Savvy came over the boards to take a faceoff and was loudly greeted by the 17,565 Bruins fans in attendance. Said Savard afterwards, "To be honest, when I got out there, there was a little water in my eyes at first. It was a nice ovation. I’ve loved playing here and that’s why I wanted to ...
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