Kevin Paul Dupont

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Senior Staff Writer and Columnist at The Boston Globe

Reporter. Writer. Word tinkerer. Designated for assignments. [email protected]

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Could Stars assistant Misha Donskov be the right coach for the Bruins? - The Boston Globe

2 days ago | bostonglobe.com | Kevin Paul Dupont

The rumor mill late in the week had Tocchet, who spent parts of two seasons (1995-97) with the Bruins, high on the list of candidates to be the next Black and Gold bench boss. Team president Cam Neely and GM Don Sweeney were still players here during some or all of Tocchet’s time in the Hub. A guide through the most important stories of the morning, delivered Monday through Friday.
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How did trade deadline deals work out for the eight surviving teams in the Stanley Cup playoffs? - The Boston Globe

4 days ago | bostonglobe.com | Kevin Paul Dupont

Mikko Rantanen, until January Colorado’s co-franchise forward with Nathan MacKinnon, conjured up 4 points (three goals) in the third period. The performance plucked the first-round series from the grasp of his former team, and landed him in the record book as the lone player in league history to post a third-period hat trick in a Game 7. Instant legend. A guide through the most important stories of the morning, delivered Monday through Friday.
We had a behind-the-scenes look at the NHL draft lottery. Here’s how it went down. - The Boston Globe

1 week ago | bostonglobe.com | Kevin Paul Dupont

SECAUCUS, N.J. – Twenty days after wrapping up their disappointing season with an overtime loss to the Devils on Causeway Street, the Bruins were tagged with two more losses Monday night amid the bright lights and slippery, glossy floor of the NHL Network’s studios. The NHL draft lottery, staged here some 215 miles southwest of TD Garden and only a 20-minute drive from the Devils’ home in Newark, saw both the Islanders and the Utah Hockey Club leapfrog ahead of the Bruins in next month’s draft.
How does the NHL Draft lottery work? And how good are the Bruins’ chances of ending up with the No. 1 overall pick? - The Boston Globe

1 week ago | bostonglobe.com | Kevin Paul Dupont

No matter how the Ping-Pong balls pop up in the NHL Draft lottery Monday night, the Bruins will be left with a top-10 pick, a rare bit of real estate for them over the decades. In fact, the Bruins will enter the lottery guaranteed a pick no lower than No. 7 in Round 1, to be held June 27 at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles. It portends to be the Black-and-Gold’s highest pick in the draft since nabbing Tyler Seguin at No. 2 in 2010.
Ryan Warsofsky, Team USA coach at World Championship, has a message for his Marshfield High coach: Thank you - The Boston Globe

1 week ago | bostonglobe.com | Kevin Paul Dupont

“I loved playing for him and I think he doesn’t get recognized enough in the state of Massachusetts,” said Warsofsky, reached prior to boarding a flight in San Francisco for Denmark, with a stop first in Germany. “I think he’s one of the great coaches … there was that year we won … and I’ll give Dan great credit, as far as developing leadership skills, he really helped me. He let me be me, let me lead in my own way, didn’t micro-manage me.
Tappan Street, named after a road in Everett, had a real shot to win Saturday’s Kentucky Derby, before this happened - The Boston Globe

1 week ago | bostonglobe.com | Kevin Paul Dupont

Nick D’Amore finished up his tests at Suffolk Law School Thursday night, flew out of Logan Airport on Friday (destination: Kentucky Derby), and eagerly looked ahead to Saturday’s festivities at Churchill Downs. “The card that Churchill put together, there’s a lot of firepower on it,” mused D’Amore, 24, as he set out for his third visit to the Derby. “I’ll see a bunch of friends, be around some great people.
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Articles

Could Stars assistant Misha Donskov be the right coach for the Bruins? - The Boston Globe

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How did trade deadline deals work out for the eight surviving teams in the Stanley Cup playoffs? - The Boston Globe

We had a behind-the-scenes look at the NHL draft lottery. Here’s how it went down. - The Boston Globe

How does the NHL Draft lottery work? And how good are the Bruins’ chances of ending up with the No. 1 overall pick? - The Boston Globe

Ryan Warsofsky, Team USA coach at World Championship, has a message for his Marshfield High coach: Thank you - The Boston Globe

Tappan Street, named after a road in Everett, had a real shot to win Saturday’s Kentucky Derby, before this happened - The Boston Globe

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