
Matt Vautour
Sports Columnist at MassLive.com
Sports columnist for https://t.co/1wcNbGJ4GW Practical idealist. All opinions are my own and occasionally right. I enjoy taking panoramic pictures a bit too much
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1 week ago |
masslive.com | Matt Vautour
BOSTON — Maura Bagley was skeptical at the start of the phone call and nervous at the end of it. Bagley, who has been a season ticket holder since the early days of the Fleet Center, picked up the phone to a representative from the Bruins telling her that Cam Neely wanted to talk to her. Naturally she wasn’t sure what this was about. Was it really Cam Neely? And if so, why was the former Boston star-turned team president calling her?
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1 week ago |
masslive.com | Matt Vautour
BOSTON — The Bruins season is over, but they’ll have to scoreboard-watch before knowing their pre-lottery draft position. Boston could have sewn up the No. 4 spot with a regulation loss, but the overtime loss allowed Philadelphia, which lost to at least temporarily move into the No. 4 spot. Both the Bruins and Flyers have 76 points. If they stay tied Boston would be fifth and Philly fourth because the Bruins have more regulation wins. Philadelphia is at Buffalo on Thursday.
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1 week ago |
masslive.com | Matt Vautour
BOSTON — Roughly half of Bruins fans wanted a win. The rest wanted a regulation loss to lock up their best possible position heading into the NHL Draft Lottery. As it has all year, the 2024-25 season served up one last dose of frustration for all of them as they lost 5-4 to the Devis in overtime. Sixty minutes wasn’t enough to close out the regular season for the Bruins.
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1 week ago |
masslive.com | Matt Vautour
BOSTON — If Team USA calls, and Jeremy Swayman would be glad if they did, the Bruins goalie would like to continue playing as he tries to get his game back to the level it was a year ago. The IIHF World Championships will take place next month in Denmark and Sweden. The event annually features NHL players whose teams didn’t make or have been eliminated from the playoffs. Several Bruins will be candidates to suit up for their home countries.
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1 week ago |
masslive.com | Matt Vautour
It took Charlie Coyle a while to get going with the Colorado Avalanche, but the former Bruins forward is heading into the playoffs on a hot streak. After registering a goal and two assists on Sunday night against Anaheim, Coyle is on a six-game point streak and has 11 points — two goals and nine assists — in those six games. Coyle, who was traded at the deadline as part of the Bruins’ large-scale sell-off, had just two assists in his first 13 games with Colorado before heading up.
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Given that lottery positioning is the only thing really on the line between the Rangers and Flyers, it's fitting that the score is ping-ponging back and forth

Such a strange Bruins season. If someone had said Morgan Geekie would score more goals than Mitch Marner I would have assumed with everything else it would have been a good season

Mitch Marner's 25th goal of the season opens the scoring for the @MapleLeafs! 🍁 #NHLStats: https://t.co/DFQtGRjh1i 📺: @Sportsnet or stream on Sportsnet+ ➡️ https://t.co/4KjbdjVctF https://t.co/4LlOljwwDq

RT @StevePoliti: Eight years ago today, I shot a 135(ish) at Augusta National one day after the Masters. I haven't played a round of golf s…