Bruins get blitzed by Stars in Dallas
One game after pulling off their biggest win of the season, the Bruins failed to ride the momentum, falling flat in a 7-2 loss to the Stars Thursday night at American Airlines Center. The Bruins fell to 8-8-2 as they continued their maddening, season-long pattern of one-step-forward, two-steps-back hockey.
Need to Know: Bruins vs. Stars
DALLAS – The Bruins know that momentum is not a given. Despite a stirring third-period comeback on Tuesday night in St. Louis, the Black & Gold must repeat the good habits they displayed over the final 20 minutes against the Blues if the victory is to serve as a galvanizing moment for the club.
After, the Bruins fell behind 1-0, 69 seconds into the game, Dallas was awarded a penalty shot when Mason Lohrei obstructed ...
In the first period of the Boston Bruins' matchup against the Dallas Stars on Thursday night, defenseman Brandon Carlo took a ...
While Carlo was skating toward the puck behind the neck, Benn leveled the right-shot defenseman with a heavy hit from behind.
The Bruins are already missing Hampsu Lindholm, who was injured Tuesday, and Andrew Peeke. They summoned Jordan Oesterle from ...
The Boston Bruins have announced that they have recalled forward Patrick Brown from their American Hockey League (AHL) ...
It’s a natural fit for Lohrei, who possesses excellent offensive instincts and is among Boston’s slickest and creative ...
Bruins have not had the consistency seen in previous seasons, and they need offensive stars to step up quickly ...
Evgenii Dadonov scored two goals, including the first successful penalty shot in the NHL this season, and the Dallas Stars ...
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