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Bruins dealing with latest NHL drama

After the NHL’s latest debacle that was the Ilya Kovalchuk contract saga, the league is now going to be reviewing other front-loaded contracts. This does not bode well for Boston Bruins and forward Marc Savard.

Bruins Report: Bearing with Peter Chiarelli

NHLHS Boston Bruins correspondent Brandon Macdonald discusses the Bruins off-season to date.

In an offseason that has seen the Boston Bruins select Tyler Seguin second overall and acquire goal-scoring winger Nathan Horton it’s hard to believe the team is still somewhat in turmoil.

Be the first to comment - What do you think? Posted by Brandon Macdonald - July 26, 2010 at 11:32 am

Categories: Around the League, Boston Bruins, By Teams, NHLHS Features Tags: Boston Bruins, Brad Marchand, capgeek, David Krejci, Edmonton Oilers, hockey, Jared Knight, Joe Colborne, Jordan Caron, Los Angeles Kings, Marc Savard, Michael Ryder, Nathan Horton, NHL, Patrice Bergeron, Taylor Hall, Tim Thomas, Toronto Maple Leafs, Tyler Seguin

Bruins GM Chiarelli Fills Void on the Wing

The NHL offseason is always an exciting experience for NHL writers and bloggers a like. With many roster moves, personnel changes and even the chance of relocation it leaves a plethora of breaking news.

The Boston Bruins wasted no time after naming Cam Neely President last week and today GM Peter Chiarelli swung a deal with the Florida Panthers that saw Welland, Ont., native Nathan Horton make the move to Boston, along with winger Gregory Cambpell. Going to Florida is defenseman Dennis Wideman and two draft picks, including the Bruins 15^th overall selection.

Be the first to comment - What do you think? Posted by Brandon Macdonald - June 22, 2010 at 6:32 pm

Categories: Boston Bruins Tags: 2010 NHL Draft, Boston Bruins, Dave Tallon, David Krejci, Dennis Wideman, Florida Panthers, Gregory Campbell, Marc Savard, Milan Lucic, Nathan Horton, Peter Chiarelli

The Tallon Era Has Begun

In case you have missed it, Dale Tallon has finally struck as the General Manager for the Florida Panthers.

As reported by Bob McKenzie and Darren Dreger’s twitter accounts, the Florida Panthers have acquired Dennis Wideman, the 15th overall pick and a later round draft pick at the upcoming NHL Entry Draft on Friday in Los Angeles.

In return, the Boston Bruins received Gregory Campbell and Nathan Horton.

Now, we have to see the direction Tallon takes this team, and the other thing to watch is the salary cap situation in Boston as they are now extremely close, if not over the cap.

Be the first to comment - What do you think? Posted by Anthony Curatolo - at 1:19 pm

Categories: 30 Team Series, Around the League, Boston Bruins, By Teams, Eastern Conference, Florida Panthers, NHLHS Features, Northeast, Southeast Tags: Dennis Wideman, draft pick, Gregory Campbell, Nathan Horton, NHL Entry Draft

Sunday NHL Morning Papers (Eastern Conference)

In NHL Morning Papers we break down the stories published in newspapers around the country. By reading our synopsis the average hockey fan can catch up to all the happenings around the National Hockey League.

Be the first to comment - What do you think? Posted by Anthony Curatolo - January 24, 2010 at 4:38 am

Categories: Eastern Conference, Morning Papers, NHLHS Features Tags: Antero Niittymaki, Cam Ward, Freddy Meyer, Ian Laperriere, Jason Spezza, Jeff Halpern, Johan Hedberg, Marc Andre Fleury, Nathan Horton, Rod Brind'Amour, Zach Parise

Friday NHL Morning Papers (Eastern Conference)

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Washington Capitals v Pittsburgh Penguins

Be the first to comment - What do you think? Posted by Anthony Curatolo - January 22, 2010 at 3:21 am

Categories: Eastern Conference, Morning Papers, NHLHS Features Tags: Daniel Carcillo, Eric Staal, Georges Laraque, James van Riemsdyk, Marty St. Louis, Matt Moulson, Mike Richards, Nathan Horton, Nicklas Backstrom, Ray Emery, Rod Pelley, Stephen Weiss, Tomas Fleischmann

Tuesday Morning NHL Papers (Eastern Conference)

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Jose Theodore Makes a Save in Washington, DC

Be the first to comment - What do you think? Posted by Alexander Monaghan - January 12, 2010 at 11:50 am

Categories: Eastern Conference, Morning Papers, NHLHS Features Tags: Brian Burke, Dwayne Roloson, Erik Christensen, Ilya Kovalchuk, Jamie Langenbrunner, Jiri Tlusty, Lindy Ruff, Marian Gaborik, Martin Biron, Michael Frolik, Nathan Horton, Rick DiPietro, Saku Koivu, Simon Gagne, Stephen Weiss, Steve Downie, Tom Poti, Vaclav Prospal

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Further Reading
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  Kirk Maltby re-signs with Wings, Derek Meech heads to waivers
  
  NHLHS Detroit Red Wings correspondent Christina Roberts looks at Maltby's re-signing and Derek Meech's trip to waivers.
  
  Top 10 penalty killing forwards in the League
  
  After some critical thinking and overall internal debate, Alexander Monaghan and NHL Hot Stove proudly bring to you the elite defensive forwards, the kings of the penalty kill.
  
  Top 3 Blues Prospect Goalies
  
  St. Louis Blues correspondent Jeff Quirin finishes his prospect series with the top 3 St. Louis Blues goalie prospects.
  
  The Brave New World of Social Media
  
  NHLHS Hurricanes writer Brian LeBlanc takes an in-depth look at the fast-developing phenomenon of social media in hockey, and the concerns from all sides with regard to the near-instant sharing of information that Twitter, Facebook and similar services have made available.
  
  Staal set to miss the start of camp
  
  NHLHS Pittsburgh Penguins Correspondent Robbie Naugle takes a look at the foot injury that could force Jordan Staal to miss some time in camp.
  
  Bruins GM Chiarelli puts Savard rumors to rest
  
  NHL Hot Stove Editor Brandon Macdonald talks about the latest happenings in Beantown.
  
  What to do about the Bobby Ryan situation?
  
  NHLHS Anaheim Ducks' correspondent, Selly Heddaeus-Robinson gives her take on the Bobby Ryan contract talks.
  
  Jonathan Cheechoo trying out with the Stars
  
  The Stars announced yesterday that Jonathon Cheechoo will be given a tryout for training camp, which starts September 17th in Charlottetown, PEI.
  
  Two-year deals take precedence this offseason
  
  NHLHS writer Anthony Curatolo breaks down the most recent signings around the National Hockey League and discusses how some of the deals are creating a new precedence within the NHL.

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