
Steve Conroy
Sports Writer at Boston Herald
Covering the Boston Bruins for the Boston Herald since 2001, covered a lot of other things before that
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15 hours ago |
unionleader.com | Steve Conroy
There are are four seasons in hockey: The preseason, the regular season, the playoffs and the offseason, when teams retool to do it all over again. Three down, one to go. The Florida Panthers stamped themselves as an indomitable force on Tuesday night, knocking off the Edmonton Oilers in Game 6 to lift their second straight Stanley Cup in their third consecutive trip to the final. If that doesn’t fit your description as a dynasty, don’t discount the Panthers’ ability to win a third next year.
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1 day ago |
bostonherald.com | Steve Conroy
There are are four season in hockey: The preseason, the regular season, the playoffs and, finally, the offseason when teams retool to do it all over again. Three down, one to go. The Florida Panthers stamped themselves as an indomitable force on Tuesday night, knocking off the Edmonton Oilers in Game 6 to lift their second straight Stanley Cup in their third consecutive trip to the final.
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2 days ago |
bvmsports.com | Steve Conroy
The Bruins released their tentative Development Camp roster and schedule that beings on June 30 at Warrior Ice Arena: 2025 BOSTON BRUINS DEVELOPMENT CAMP ROSTER (as of June 17) FORWARDS Dalton Bancroft, Andre Gasseau, Beckett Hendrickson, Dean Letourneau, Bret Link, Jonathan Morello, Logan Morrell, Caspar Nässen, Chris Pelosi, Ryan Walsh*, Ethan Whitcomb, Will Zellers DEFENSEMEN Jackson Edward, CJ Foley, Ty Gallagher, Elliott Groenewold, Loke Johansson, Kristian Kostadinski, Ben Robertson...
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3 days ago |
bostonherald.com | Steve Conroy
At about 11 p.m. on Tuesday night, Brad Marchand could very well be lifting the Stanley Cup over his head down at Amerant Bank Arena in Sunrise, Florida. If in fact the Florida Panthers are able to finish off the Edmonton Oilers in Game 6 of the Cup final, it should come as no surprise to the Bruins’ fans or GM Don Sweeney, who dealt the former Bruin captain to the defending champions with the idea that he’d have a good chance of winning another ring. Sweeney did Marchand a well-deserved solid.
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5 days ago |
bvmsports.com | Steve Conroy
After obtaining the rights to Swedish defenseman Victor Soderstrom on Friday, the Bruins inked the blueliner to a one-year, two-way deal that carries an NHL cap hit of $775,000 on Saturday. Originally the 11th overall pick of the Arizona Coyotes in 2019, Soderstrom was obtained from the Chicago Blackhawks for defenseman Ryan Mast and a 2025 seventh round pick.
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How dare people want to visit our museum. The nerve!

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I predict a lot more “student nights” down the stretch

Deciphering the Devers stunning trade: sure, they were prob done with him when he wouldn’t play 1B but why not wait until end of season, talk about starting over and, if still stubborn, make a move then? It all likely came down to finding a suitor to pick up whole contract