Sign In The Boston Bruins bounced back with a big win on Thursday night, shutting out the Vancouver Canucks 4-0 at home. With the win, the B’s improved to a 32-10-9 overall record and are now tied with Vancouver for the most points in the NHL with 73. A pair of short-handed goals from the likes of Brad Marchand and Danton Heinen helped power the Bruins offense to an early lead, and Linus Ullmark’s 17 saves ensured the win for the B’s. For more from the B’s loss to the flaming-C’s, check out the Ford F-150 Final Five Facts in the video above. More NHL: Bruins Not Comfortable Despite Dominance V ..read more

Sign In BOSTON — The Bruins returned to the ice in Boston on Thursday night with the priority of bouncing back from an ugly loss against the Calgary Flames on Tuesday. From the opening minute against the Vancouver Canucks, the penalty-kill unit helped the Bruins do just that. After Jakub Lauko committed a holding penalty 17 seconds into the game, Brad Marchand picked up his teammate with a short-handed goal to put Boston on the board. Later in the period, Danton Heinen did the same for David Pastrnak less than a minute onto the Vancouver power play to double Boston’s lead. In total, the Bruins ..read more

Sign In The Boston Bruins will continue their recent tour of western Canada on Saturday, matching up against the Vancouver Canucks at Rogers Arena. It’s been a slog for the B’s recently, as they’ve gone to an extra period in five of their last six matchups. It hasn’t all gone to plan, however, as they’re 2-4 in those games — with that stretch being capped by an overtime loss to the Calgary Flames on Thursday. Matt Grzelcyk skated just one shift in a matchup against the Edmonton Oilers earlier this week, and missed the Calgary loss. He will be a game-time decision, according to Bruins head coac ..read more

Sign In The Bruins look to slow down Thatcher Demko tonight as he enters the game on a nine-game win streak with two shutouts during that span. Demko has been one of the hottest goalies in the game lately with a 2.31 goals-against average and .925 save percentage. Along with his win streak he currently has 27 wins (tied for first in the NHL) and five shutouts (tied for second in NHL). For more on Vancouver’s goalie, check out the video above from “Bruins Face-Off Live,” presented by Echostor Technology. More NHL: NHL Trade Deadline Live: Tracking All Rumors, News Ahead Of Friday ..read more

Sign In BOSTON — In a regular season rematch of the 2011 Stanley Cups Finals, the Boston Bruins dominated the Vancouver Canucks in a 4-0 win on Thursday night at TD Garden. With the victory, Boston improved to 32-10-9, while Vancouver fell to 34-12-5. Check out the full box score here. Live Odds Final Score Updated Thu 2/8, 6:59pm Vancouver Canucks VAN +113 Thu 2/8, 7:00 PM O/U Matchup Stats 0 Final nhl Odds 4 Boston Bruins BOS -135 ONE BIG TAKEAWAY Boston had struggled against Western Conference teams as of late, losing seven of their last 10 games. In Thursday’s test against ..read more

Sign In The Boston Bruins were not happy with how they started their unofficial second half of the season, but unfortunately for them things won’t get any easier with the Vancouver Canucks visiting TD Garden on Thursday night. Vancouver has compiled an NHL-best 73 points on the season. The Canucks are coming off a 3-2 win over the Carolina Hurricanes on Tuesday. Boston, which has the second-most points in the league behind only Vancouver, was dealt a 4-1 defeat against the Calgary Flames the same night. Parker Wotherspoon will replace Kevin Shattenkirk on Boston’s third pairing while the Black ..read more

Sign In The Bruins hope to rebound Thursday night, and it’s an opportunity for a skillful fan to win a memorable prize. Boston came out flat in Tuesday night’s loss against the Calgary Flames, and it continues its homestand when the Vancouver Canucks arrive at TD Garden. Fans who sign up and play NESN Games’ “Predict the Game” during the Bruins-Canucks matchup can compete to win a signed Charlie McAvoy home centennial jersey. Visit NESN.com/PredictTheGame to sign up and play. NESN’s Boston-Vancouver broadcast will feature prompts for fans to answer predictive questions as the matchu ..read more

Sign In NHL All-Star weekend is meant to be a celebration of the sport and for fans to see fun interactions between the top players in the league, but a Vancouver Canucks star had different ideas Friday. The Boston Bruins were represented in Toronto by Jeremy Swayman and David Pastrnak, who was welcomed by boos from Maple Leafs fans during the skills competition. Before the event, Swayman brought in his goalie hug tradition fans are accustomed to with Linus Ullmark. Jake Oettinger and Alexandar Georgiev obliged, but Thatcher Demko brushed off Swayman before the NHL video continued with hugs fr ..read more

Sign In The Vancouver Canucks shipped center Jack Studnicka to the San Jose Sharks for defenseman Nick Cicek and a sixth-round pick in the 2024 NHL Entry Draft, the team announced on Friday. Studnicka suited up in five games for the Canucks this season tallying one goal while averaging 10:11 minutes of ice time. The 24-year-old was drafted 53rd overall by the Bruins in 2017, making his NHL debut with Boston on Nov. 26, 2019, against the Montreal Canadiens. Studnicka notched his first NHL point by earning the primary assist on Danton Heinen’s goal in the third period of the 8-1 dominating win b ..read more

Sign In ESPN on Friday announced a new “30 for 30” documentary that’ll hit home for fans of both the Boston Bruins and the Vancouver Canucks. The documentary, “I’m Just Here for the Riot,” will focus on the massive riot that ensued in downtown Vancouver after the Bruins defeated the Canucks in Game 7 of the 2011 Stanley Cup Final. “Taking a subject like Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Finals and the ensuing riot — and using that event to tell an even bigger story about society — is what makes 30 for 30 so special,” Marsha Cooke, vice president and executive producer for ESPN Films and “30 for 30” sa ..read more