Boston Bruins

Bruins and Coyotes fans put on their best version of a Wild West saloon fight on Saturday as they threw haymakers and drinks in the stands.

Hall of Fame NHL player Bobby Orr has made his presidential preferences known, and he is endorsing President Trump.

The Boston Bruins have publicly admitted to photoshopping a police logo off the shirt of one of their players. Moreover, the team gave a very bizarre reason for why they chose to do it.

The Boston Bruins are donating the proceeds gained from their 50/50 raffle to a fallen firefighter’s family.

Major League Baseball spares no effort in celebrating the life and achievements of Jackie Robinson, the man who broke the sport’s color barrier. Now, the National Hockey League is lobbying congress to gain recognition for the “Jackie Robinson of Ice Hockey.”

Much of the discussion about Game 5 of the Stanley Cup Playoffs between the Boston Bruins and St. Louis Blues, has centered on a controversial tripping call that cost Boston a goal. However, while all that was going on, there were some really decent fights in the stands.

USA Today Sports columnist Hemal Jhaveri has accused the Boston Bruins of siding with “misogyny” and a majority white male audience, by partnering with the Barstool Sports website in a recent stadium promotion.

Most fans would likely consider baseball as the sport where onlookers would be most at risk for getting struck by flying objects, and those fans would be right.

A child’s first season on a team, at any level, is a very emotional and family-oriented event. If that season happens to be his first as a pro, it must be even more so. And if that child happens to badly maul his opponent in his first fight as a pro? Well, that’s going to bring quite a smile to mom and dad.

The kinder and gentler face of the modern NHL, took a backseat to the rough-and-tumble ways of old on Monday night. As players from two Original Six rivals — the Boston Bruins and Montreal Canadiens — dropped the gloves and duked it out at TD Garden.

Jan. 11 (UPI) — Alex Ovechkin flipped 6-foot-9 defenseman Zdeno Chara over the wall just three minutes into the Washington Capitals’ win against the Boston Bruins.

There are certain things you need to have in abundant supply, if you’re going to host a party for over 76,000 hockey fans. Ample supplies of food and beer, would be very high on that list. Especially if you plan on hosting these fans outdoors, during winter time.

WASHINGTON (AP) — From banner to blowout, the Washington Capitals’ Stanley Cup defense is off to a rousing start.

Back in 2012, the Boston Bruins were invited to Barack Obama’s White House to celebrate the team’s Stanley Cup win. However, goalie Tim Thomas decided that he would not make the trip because he didn’t approve of how powerful and cumbersome the federal government had become.

Back in the Eastern Conference final for the third time in four years, the Atlantic Division winners led the NHL in scoring this season but have been even more impressive defensively through the first two rounds of the playoffs.