During exceptionally difficult times, the majority of NHL teams decided to assist part-time workers in their arenas missing shifts. The Boston Bruins’ ownership is offering money, but the fund holds harsh conditions.
The NHL is still trying to experiment with how to proceed when the COVID-19 pandemic is all over and finished
With the NHL being on hiatus right now why don’t we take a look at the upcoming 2020 Free Agency class. On the list are some pretty notable names, especially at defense. The crown jewel is St.Louis Blues defenseman, Alex Pietrangelo. With all due respect to winger Taylor Hall, elite defensemen are way harder to come by when General Managers are constructing their teams. Pietrangelo is an established all-around great player that teams will no doubt covet this offseason, let’s take a closer look at All-Star and Stanley Cup Champion Alex Pietrangelo.
Hey, fine people of Tampa! You have a really good Major League Baseball Team! Of course with the worldwide pandemic going on right now, baseball and sports are completely on the back-burner for the foreseeable future. This doesn’t mean we can’t take a closer look at what’s in store when and if the 2020 Season is played out. Here’s what we can expect from the 2020 Tampa Bay Rays.
This week, the Boston Bruins signed two prominent college free agents. While one is their own draft selection from three years ago, the other one might be a steal for the Bruins.
Tom Brady’s decison also signaled the end of the longest-active tenured Boston sports athlete. Patrice Bergeron now holds that title and has had an impressive run of his own.
In the 2016 NHL Draft, the Boston Bruins seemed to ended up forced to select what’s left. It turned out to be a golden selection for Boston.
Regardless of how the season plays out for David Pastrnak, Brandon Carlo, Sean Kuraly, and Matt Grzelcyk, it will be one that they won’t forget.
Soon, Zdeno Chara will celebrate his 43rd birthday. Could we have seen his last NHL game? The future seems more uncertain than ever for the Bruins captain.
Glenn Kaplan examines what the NHL will do in terms of playoffs once the coronavirus passes.
The Boston Bruins’ season is in jeopardy after the NHL’s suspension could bring an abrupt end to their successful season. So what’s next?
Could the NHL cancel the Stanley Cup Playoffs as the coronavirus outbreak intensifies?
During exceptionally difficult times, the majority of NHL teams decided to assist part-time workers in their arenas missing shifts. The Boston Bruins’ ownership is offering money, but the fund holds harsh conditions.
The NHL is still trying to experiment with how to proceed when the COVID-19 pandemic is all over and finished with. The NHL is not
With the NHL being on hiatus right now why don’t we take a look at the upcoming 2020 Free Agency class. On the list are some pretty notable names, especially at defense. The crown jewel is St.Louis Blues defenseman, Alex Pietrangelo. With all due respect to winger Taylor Hall, elite defensemen are way harder to come by when General Managers are constructing their teams. Pietrangelo is an established all-around great player that teams will no doubt covet this offseason, let’s take a closer look at All-Star and Stanley Cup Champion Alex Pietrangelo.
Hey, fine people of Tampa! You have a really good Major League Baseball Team! Of course with the worldwide pandemic going on right now, baseball and sports are completely on the back-burner for the foreseeable future. This doesn’t mean we can’t take a closer look at what’s in store when and if the 2020 Season is played out. Here’s what we can expect from the 2020 Tampa Bay Rays.
This week, the Boston Bruins signed two prominent college free agents. While one is their own draft selection from three years ago, the other one might be a steal for the Bruins.
Tom Brady’s decison also signaled the end of the longest-active tenured Boston sports athlete. Patrice Bergeron now holds that title and has had an impressive run of his own.
In the 2016 NHL Draft, the Boston Bruins seemed to ended up forced to select what’s left. It turned out to be a golden selection for Boston.
Regardless of how the season plays out for David Pastrnak, Brandon Carlo, Sean Kuraly, and Matt Grzelcyk, it will be one that they won’t forget.
Soon, Zdeno Chara will celebrate his 43rd birthday. Could we have seen his last NHL game? The future seems more uncertain than ever for the Bruins captain.
Glenn Kaplan examines what the NHL will do in terms of playoffs once the coronavirus passes.
The Boston Bruins’ season is in jeopardy after the NHL’s suspension could bring an abrupt end to their successful season. So what’s next?
Could the NHL cancel the Stanley Cup Playoffs as the coronavirus outbreak intensifies?
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