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Bruins fans split on firing of head coach Jim Montgomery
Boston coach Jim Montgomery, who led the Bruins to the greatest regular season in NHL history but never got them past the second round of the playoffs, was fired Tuesday, a day after the below-.500 team lost to last-place Columbus to extend its losing streak to three games....
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Bruins fans split on firing of Jim Montgomery — was he to blame for team's poor start?
Just 20 games into his third season as Boston’s head coach, Jim Montgomery was fired by the Bruins on Tuesday, and we’re expecting to learn more Wednesday about the change of leadership on the ice.
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Bruins celebrate Jack Edwards at the Garden
The Boston Bruins and NESN celebrated former longtime play-by-play announcer Jack Edwards during Sunday’s game against the Seattle Kraken at TD Garden. There was a special pregame presentation to commemorate Edwards’ career and lasting impact on the organization. There were also special Jack Edwards-themed contests and entertainment in the Garden. “I’m full of gratitude for the players, the organization,...
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Florida Panthers beat Buins in Game 4 to lead series
One game after Sam Bennett punched Brad Marchand out of the playoffs, the Panthers forward sent the rest of the Bruins to the brink of elimination with an equally controversial shove to Charlie Coyle’s back. Already drawing boos in the Garden because of a hit on Marchand that the Bruins are calling a sucker punch, Bennett scored the game-tying...
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Bruins fans hyped after Game 7 OT win over Maple Leafs
Bruins fans left TD Garden in a great mood Saturday night after Boston pulled out a 2-1 overtime win to move on in the playoffs, avoiding blowing another 3-1 series lead for the second straight year.
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Trial date set in Milan Lucic's domestic assault case
A trial date was set Friday in the domestic assault case against veteran Boston Bruins forward Milan Lucic. Lucic, 35, was arrested in November of 2023 for assault and battery on an intimate partner following an incident at his Boston apartment and pleaded not guilty at his arraignment several days later. He has been on an indefinite leave of absence…
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All-Star Jeremy Swayman posts shutout, Bruins beat Devils 3-0
Jeremy Swayman is making the most of being the new full-time goaltender for the Boston Bruins. Starting his third straight game since goalie tandem partner Linus Ullmark was injured, Swayman stopped 31 shots for his third shoutout of the season to lead the Bruins to a 3-0 victory over the New Jersey Devils on Monday. “It’s nice to be able…
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Marchand scores twice, passing 900 career points, as Boston beats St. Louis 4-3 in OT
Charlie McAvoy scored his second goal in overtime and Brad Marchand added two goals Saturday night, leading the Boston Bruins to a 4-3 victory over the St. Louis Blues. The game-winning goal came 1:10 into overtime when McAvoy snapped in a wrist shot. “He’s a great talent and it was a great shot,” Bruins coach Jim Montgomery said. “That’s...
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Trent Frederic scores 2 goals as Bruins beat Lightning 7-3
Trent Frederic scored two goals, David Pastrnak added his team-leading 24th and the Boston Bruins beat the Tampa Bay Lightning 7-3 on Saturday night. Charlie McAvoy, Morgan Geekie, Charlie Coyle and Jake DeBrusk also scored for Boston, which has won five of its last six games. Hampus Lindholm and Matt Poitras each had two assists, and Linus Ullmark made 23…
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Brad Marchand gets natural hat trick; Bruins beat Blue Jackets 3-1
Brad Marchand recorded a natural hat trick in the third period to lead the Boston Bruins to a 3-1 victory over the Columbus Blue Jackets on Sunday night. Facing each other for the second time in six days, the Bruins got some payback for a 5-2 loss in Columbus with their third straight victory. “They don’t come often,” Marchand...
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Bruins' Milan Lucic entering NHL's player assistance program following arrest
The Boston Bruins say veteran forward Milan Lucic is entering the NHL/NHLPA player assistance program following his arrest over the weekend for assaulting his wife. “The Boston Bruins have been in communication with the Lucic family, offering our support and assistance. The organization is supportive of Milan’s decision to enter the NHL/NHLPA Player Assistance program. He remains on an...
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Lucic to enter NHL's player assistance program
The Boston Bruins says Milan Lucic will enter the NHL’s player assistance program after he was arrested over the weekend on assault and battery charges.
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Bruins' Milan Lucic appears in court on assault charge, released on personal recognizance
Boston Bruins veteran Milan Lucic appeared in court on Tuesday, where he was released on personal recognizance bail after his wife reported him to police over the weekend, saying she had been choked.
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RAW VIDEO: Boston Bruins' Milan Lucic faces assault and battery charge
Hockey player Milan Lucic, a Stanley Cup winner with the Bruins, appeared in a Boston court to face charges of assault and battery for allegedly choking his wife at their home in the North End. He pleaded not guilty.
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Milan Lucic expected to face a judge in Boston court on Monday
Milan Lucic is expected to be arraigned on Monday in Boston Municipal Court, days after he was arrested at his apartment and charged with assault and battery on an intimate partner.
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Milan Lucic taking indefinite leave of absence from Bruins, due in Boston court on Monday
UPDATE (Tuesday, Nov. 21, 2023): Milan Lucic appeared in court on Tuesday. Click here for details. Boston Bruins forward Milan Lucic is taking an indefinite leave of absence from the team after he was involved in an undisclosed incident Friday night, the organization announced Saturday. The Bruins did not provide any details about the incident in their statement other than…
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Milan Lucic taking indefinite leave of absence from Bruins after arrest
Police were called to Milan Lucic’s Boston apartment early Saturday morning and he was later arrested, according to a police report provided to NBC10 Boston by sources.
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Bruins' 1970 and 1972 Stanley Cup winners finally raise banner to rafters
The Boston Bruins’ Stanley Cup winners from 1970 and ’72 finally got their chance to raise a banner to the rafters on Saturday night. As part of the club’s 100th season celebration, the club honored what was called the “Big Bad Bruins Era” from 1960-76. During that period, they captured Cups in ’70 and ’72 but they never had a…
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‘Lewiston Strong': Bruins honor Maine shooting victims, announce fund benefiting families
UPDATE (Friday, Oct. 27): The man suspected in the Lewiston, Maine, mass shootings has been found dead, authorities confirmed. More details here. The Boston Bruins took to their home ice at TD Garden on Thursday night with a massive show of support for the Lewiston, Maine, shooting victims and their families. Bruins coach Jim Montgomery, a four-year college hockey player…
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Bruins pay tribute to victims in Maine tragedy
The Boston Bruins took to their home ice at TD Garden on Thursday night with a massive show of support for the Lewiston, Maine, shooting victims and their families.