Shawn Hutcheon
Boston Correspondent at The Fourth Period Magazine
@HEHAdvising Owner/Player Representative; @TFP #NHLBruins Correspondent since 2012; #HutchesHunches; member of @thePHWA; #Elev802Boston Skills Coach; Chicano
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1 month ago |
thefourthperiod.com | Shawn Hutcheon
BOSTON, MA — On the day Boston Bruins management held its End-of-Season availability at Boston’s TD Garden, three seats were set up on the podium. That meant just one thing: Bruins CEO Charlie Jacobs, President Cam Neely and General Manager Don Sweeney would be in attendance, but Interim Head Coach Joe Sacco would not, indicating that the Bruins will have a new face behind the bench when the 2025-26 season begins.
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2 months ago |
thefourthperiod.com | Shawn Hutcheon
BOSTON, MA — On Monday, Brad Marchand broke his silence three days after seeing his 16-year career with the Boston Bruins end due to the trade that shocked the hockey world. Marchand has been playing on a contract that will expire at the end of this season and, according to various reports, met with Boston’s management Thursday to iron out a new deal.
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Feb 25, 2025 |
thefourthperiod.com | Shawn Hutcheon
BOSTON, MA — The NHL is rounding the final turn and heading down the stretch to the March 7 Trade Deadline. It has been almost six weeks since Boston Bruins president Cam Neely said his organization was looking at going down one of two paths at the deadline. The first is ‘buyers’ in preparation for an upcoming playoff run and the second is ‘sellers’ with the goal of “retooling” for the future.
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Feb 24, 2025 |
thefourthperiod.com | Shawn Hutcheon
BOSTON, MA — They’re back. After watching some of the most thrilling hockey any of us will ever see thanks to the 4 Nations Face-Off, the Boston Bruins have returned to action. The question is, for how long? Boston is in the unusual position of being out of a playoff spot with just 24 games (in the next 51 days) remaining on the schedule.
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Jan 14, 2025 |
thefourthperiod.com | Shawn Hutcheon
BOSTON, MA — To watch the standings or not to watch the standings? That is the question among many in the hockey world (my apologies to William Shakespeare). With the NHL season slightly past its halfway point, is it too soon to watch the playoff races?
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A Hurricanes win guaranteed no sweeps through the first three rounds in a postseason for the fifth time since the Division Semifinals changed from best-of-five to best-of-seven in 1987 (also 2020, excluding SCQ; 2016, 2002 & 1991). #StanleyCup #NHLStats
The winless streak for #RaiseUp is over. They defeat #TimeToHunt 3-0 in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Final to extend the series to a fifth game. Florida leads the series 3-1. Stankoven, Aho & Staal with the goals. Frederik Andersen stopped 20 shots to record the shutout.
All five Panthers are on the same side of the ice with the puck in the neutral zone. Hurricanes' Stankoven saw that and stayed on the weak side of the ice. CAR's Nikishin takes possession and sends the puck over to Stankoven, who gives Carolina a 1-0 lead.
Carolina goal! Scored by Logan Stankoven with 09:15 remaining in the 2nd period. Assisted by Alexander Nikishin. Florida: 0 Carolina: 1 #CARvsFLA #TimeToHunt #RaiseUp https://t.co/FRIiWkwN7L
