Cassidy Wins 200th Game in Bruins’ Victory over Red Wings
February 15, 2020
Bruce Cassidy takes home his 200th career win in the Bruins’ victory over the Red Wings.
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Bruce Cassidy takes home his 200th career win in the Bruins’ victory over the Red Wings.
Filip Canda weighs in the NHL’s inconsistency when they assessed Bruins defenseman Jeremy Lauzon with a two-game suspension.
The Boston Bruins are back from a mandatory nine-day bye-week/All-Star break and are looking better than ever.
Filip Canda takes a look at what Bruce Cassidy said to his defensemen after they gave away another huge lead and victory.
Jamie Gatlin identifies the Boston Bruins’ Achilles heel.
McAvoy will look to make more of an impact offensively down the stretch.
The veteran defenseman has been playing solid hockey as of late.
Jamie Gatlin explains the impact the Boston Bruins’ defensemen have had as of late.
Saturday night is usually a big night in NHL and tonight is no different as we have 11 games to choose from on the main slate. Tonight the focus will be Boston hosting the Devils, the Jets and Blackhawks in Chicago, the surging Carolina Hurricanes looking to stay undefeated versus the Blue Jackets and the Maple Leafs looking to rebound at Detroit. Let’s drop the puck and make some Ice Picks.
After an offseason full of uncertainty, the Bruins were finally able to agree to an extension with Charlie McAvoy last
After bursting onto the scene in October 2017, Charlie McAvoy and the Boston Bruins were on the clock as training camps from across the NHL kicked off. The 21-year old, smooth-skating defenseman was one of four high profile restricted free agent blue-liners this summer, joining teammate, Brandon Carlo, and the likes of Zach Werenski and Ivan Provorov. It took a few months, but McAvoy and the Bruins reached a 3-year/$14.7M contract extension.
Entering the offseason, Bruins GM Don Sweeney was staked to a tough task: $10 million to re-sign Danton Heinen, Charlie McAvoy, and Brandon Carlo.
Bruce Cassidy takes home his 200th career win in the Bruins’ victory over the Red Wings.
Filip Canda weighs in the NHL’s inconsistency when they assessed Bruins defenseman Jeremy Lauzon with a two-game suspension.
The Boston Bruins are back from a mandatory nine-day bye-week/All-Star break and are looking better than ever.
Filip Canda takes a look at what Bruce Cassidy said to his defensemen after they gave away another huge lead and victory.
Jamie Gatlin identifies the Boston Bruins’ Achilles heel.
McAvoy will look to make more of an impact offensively down the stretch.
The veteran defenseman has been playing solid hockey as of late.
Jamie Gatlin explains the impact the Boston Bruins’ defensemen have had as of late.
Saturday night is usually a big night in NHL and tonight is no different as we have 11 games to choose from on the main slate. Tonight the focus will be Boston hosting the Devils, the Jets and Blackhawks in Chicago, the surging Carolina Hurricanes looking to stay undefeated versus the Blue Jackets and the Maple Leafs looking to rebound at Detroit. Let’s drop the puck and make some Ice Picks.
After an offseason full of uncertainty, the Bruins were finally able to agree to an extension with Charlie McAvoy last week. The Boston University product
After bursting onto the scene in October 2017, Charlie McAvoy and the Boston Bruins were on the clock as training camps from across the NHL kicked off. The 21-year old, smooth-skating defenseman was one of four high profile restricted free agent blue-liners this summer, joining teammate, Brandon Carlo, and the likes of Zach Werenski and Ivan Provorov. It took a few months, but McAvoy and the Bruins reached a 3-year/$14.7M contract extension.
Entering the offseason, Bruins GM Don Sweeney was staked to a tough task: $10 million to re-sign Danton Heinen, Charlie McAvoy, and Brandon Carlo.
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