// Marc Savard

Bruins Salvage Point From Improbable Comeback, But Fall 4-3 in Shootout

The highs and lows of this game were worlds apart, and in the end, the Kings finally finished off the Bruins 4-3 in a shootout, leaving the Bruins to settle for a single point. That isn’t too bad, considering the Kings led 3-0 at one point. The game started with obvious omens that it would [...]

Colin Campbell Responds to Allegations, Puts Foot in Mouth

Recently, Colin Campbell has given several interviews regarding the fiasco he finds himself in. Being asked about everything from the Savard e-mails to calls for his resignation, to what it’s been like in general, Campbell seemed to labor through his answers, that is, when his answers were relevant at all. As Admiral Adama might say, [...]

Mr. Campbell, Not Again! A Second Letter Regarding Marc Savard

To: Mr. Colin Campbell, Senior Vice President and Director of Hockey Operations for the NHL From: A Bruised and Boiling Bruin Dear Mr. Campbell, You might remember a still-unanswered letter I sent you last spring concerning Mr. Matt Cooke’s less-than-legal hit on Mr. Marc Savard, which occurred the night of Sunday, March 7, 2010.  I [...]

NHL, Colin Campbell Biased Against Marc Savard

Colin Campbell, the NHL’s senior vice president of hockey operation and all-around disciplinarian, publicly called Marc Savard a “little fake artist.” Really, it was an e-mail conversation with former NHL director of officiating Stephen Walkom, but everything becomes public when you hit send. This is just the next revelation in a long line of completely [...]

Savard to Join Bruins for Practice Soon?

Injured Bruins center Marc Savard is expected to start skating with the team within the next 2-3 days, according to GM Peter Chiarelli. Savard has apparently made progress since “ramping up” his workouts. ”He’s doing much, much better,” Chiarelli told the Globe. ”He has been symptom-free for a while now, increasing his skating…all in all, [...]

Who Makes Up Your “Mt. Rushmore of Hatred?”

Hatred. We all have it, whether we admit it or not. As sports fans, we’re fueled by hatred. There wouldn’t be rivalries if it weren’t for hatred. We wouldn’t get so emotional after big games, win or lose, if it weren’t for hatred of the opponent. This week, two of the world’s most hated athletes [...]

Ice Breakers: Bruins vs. Capitals, Tuesday October 19th

One team will lose their second game of the season tonight, and the Bruins (2-1-0) hope it won’t be them. The B’s travel to the nation’s capital tonight to face off with Alexander Ovechkin and the Washington Capitals (4-1-0) at the Verizon Center. To say the B’s haven’t fared well against the Caps lately would [...]

Bruins 2010-2011 Preview: Forwards

When it comes to what will fuel the Bruins this season, look no further than the forwards. Regarded as one of the worst offensive teams in the league last year, the Bruins hope to find their way back into the elite group of offensive teams in the NHL. Two years ago, the Bruins had one [...]

Savard May Not Return Soon From Post-Concussion Syndrome

After a report from ESPN.com said that center Marc Savard may miss the entire 2010-2011 season with post-concussion syndrome (PCS) symptoms, many worried (myself included) that where there’s smoke, there’s usually fire. In this case, a negative report about Savard’s health citing Bruins sources may have some validity to it. Fortunately, Savard plans to play [...]

Marc Savard out, Tyler Seguin in?

Sometimes the best position is the one you are most comfortable in. Hopefully that will be the case for Bruins’ rookie Tyler Seguin. Since there has been so much uncertainty regarding Marc Savard, both in trade rumors and also because he is still experiencing concussion symptoms, Seguin is penciled in by some to fill in [...]

Savard Still Suffering from Concussion Symptoms

Bruins training camp kicked into full effect Friday, with the veterans joining the rookies for a full team workout. Well… scratch that, not completely full. Marc Savard, projected to be the center on the team’s top forward line, is suffering from symptoms related to post-concussion syndrome, and therefore will not be available for the start [...]

Bruins Training Camp: What to Watch For, Part 2

On Wednesday, we showed the first four things to watch for as the Bruins open camp. While the way the 2009-2010 Bruins season ended really stung, we are turning the page to a new era of Boston Bruins hockey. One way to get that started is with new talent, like Nathan Horton and Gregory Campbell. [...]

Bruins Training Camp: What to Watch For, Part 1

Is it too soon to talk about the Bruins yet, or is the sting of last spring’s playoff collapse still too painful to overcome? Personally, as tough as it may be to do, I say we turn the page to the next chapter: the 2010-11 NHL season. The B’s are off and running this month [...]

Seguin Pens Contract, Puts Bruins Over Salary Cap

Today the Bruins inked a deal with their top draft pick, Tyler Seguin, but the contract puts the Bruins over the salary cap. Who will the B’s get rid of to get back under the cap? The Bruins and their second-overall pick agreed to terms on a three-year contract that can be worth up to [...]

Bruins Sign Four Players With Salary Cap Space Dwindling

The NHL off-season wages on, and the Bruins remain one of the more active teams in the market. Thursday, GM Peter Chiarelli took care of some in-house business, inking four Bruins to new deals, including newly acquired Gregory Campbell, forward Jeff LoVecchio, and a pair of defensemen, Adam McQuaid and Andrew Bodnarchuk. Campbell, who came [...]