Boychuk/By S. Bradley
BOSTON — The Bruins’ morning skate today provided Johnny Boychuk with a chance to skate in a practice setting for a fourth straight day in his attempt to return from a sprained knee. So although head coach Claude Julien wouldn’t give a definitive answer this morning on his lineup for Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Quarterfinals with Washington, it’s fairly certain Boychuk will play.
Seidenberg's awaiting medical clearance to play./By S. Bradley
BOSTON — The news was mostly positive about the Bruins two ailing defenseman after an optional practice today at the TD Garden.
Dennis Seidenberg, who missed his first game of the season last night, said he’s feeling fine and could be cleared to return to the lineup over the weekend when the Bruins play a back-to-back against the two New York teams.
Corvo
BOSTON — After six games as a scratch, Joe Corvo will get a chance to return to the Bruins’ lineup tonight against the Washington Capitals at the TD Garden, head coach Claude Julien confirmed after his team’s morning skate.
Seidenberg/By S. Bradley
LOWELL, Mass. — Travel considerations and family concerns caused Dennis Seidenberg to decide to keep his day with the Stanley Cup in the U.S. instead of his native Germany.
LOWELL, Mass. — You can count Bruins defenseman Dennis Seidenberg as a proponent of the Carolina Hurricanes reunion the team projects to have on its back end entering the 2011-12 season.
Seidenberg/By S. Bradley
It seems readers of TheBruinsBlog.net loved the play of Zdeno Chara and Dennis Seidenberg as a shutdown pair so much they want it to continue into the 2011-12 season.
Seidenberg/By S. Bradley
Although he might want to hold out for a cooler nickname, Dennis Seidenberg was called “a horse” so many times during the Bruins’ run to the Stanley Cup championship that you can’t really call him anything else.
Seidenberg/By S. Bradley
BOSTON — You can count defenseman Dennis Seidenberg among those unsure how to celebrate with the Stanley Cup once he gets his hands on it for his allotted day this summer.
Seidenberg/By S. Bradley
VANCOUVER — There are a lot of ridiculous statements made on the ice after the Stanley Cup is won.
But Dennis Seidenberg might’ve taken the cake.
Seidenberg/By S. Bradley
VANCOUVER – Getting the right line and D-pair matchups on the road is so difficult because of the lack of the second change.
However, the Bruins did a masterful job of making sure Zdeno Chara and Dennis Seidenberg were on the ice almost every time Vancouver’s Henrik and Daniel Sedin, and Alex Burrows, were on the ice in Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final Wednesday.
VANCOUVER — Bruins defenseman Dennis Seidenberg had a chance to call Dirk a jerk.
But he passed today after Boston practiced at the University of British Columbia in preparation for Saturday night’s Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final against the Canucks.
Seidenberg/By S. Bradley
Now we know how astute readers of The Bruins Blog are.
They’re able to look beyond points and big goals to pick a Bruin of the Week.
Seidenberg/By S. Bradley
WILMINGTON, Mass. — With two games remaining in the regular season, three Bruins players are on pace to play in all 82 this season.
Seidenberg/By S. Bradley
BOSTON – When the Bruins win a big game, you can usually find Dennis Seidenberg in front of his stall after the dressing room opens with his chin in the air and his chest puffed out ready to answer questions as one of team’s proud veteran leaders.
That pose is usually no different after a difficult defeat.
Seidenberg/By S. Bradley
It has been an up-and-down first 33 games forDennis Seidenberg as a high-paid, much-relied-upon member of the Bruins’ defense corps.
