Corvo/By D. Hickling
The dreaded “Curse of the Puck-Moving Defenseman” struck the Bruins again this season, as Joe Corvo didn’t live up to expectations and became a favorite whipping boy of the discerning fan base.
Thankfully, Corvo was never treated to a barrage of boos like some of his predecessors, but some of the criticisms of him were unfair, and some were quite warranted.
Pouliot/By D. Hickling
BOSTON – If Game 5 of the Eastern Conference Quarterfinals was the Bruins’ last home game of the 2011-12 season, Benoit Pouliot certainly soured it.
Seconds after turning over the puck to Washington center Nicklas Backstrom, Pouliot slashed Backstrom twice in an attempt to recover the puck. The ensuing power play led to Troy Brouwer’s game-winning goal with just 1:27 remaining in regulation.
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.
Corvo/By S. Bradley
BOSTON — The Bruins held their morning skate today at the TD Garden in preparation for tonight’s game with Toronto.
Boston will try to sweep the six-game season series from the Maple Leafs.
Corvo
BOSTON — Yesterday Joe Corvo flat-out threatened Kyle Turris with revenge for the hit the Senators forward doled out Saturday night in the third period in Ottawa.
After obviously getting scolded by his organization and having some time to think about what he said, Corvo today defused the notion he was going to target Turris tonight when the Bruins host the Senators in a rematch at the TD Garden.
Corvo/By S. Bradley
WILMINGTON, Mass. — The NHL didn’t hand down any discipline to Ottawa forward Kyle Turris for his hit to the head of Boston’s Joe Corvo Saturday night.
Fortunately for Corvo, he gets a chance at doling out his own discipline just three nights later.
Chara/By S. Bradley
WILMINGTON, Mass. — Bruins captain Zdeno Chara returned to the ice today for the first time since taking a shot off the inside of his left leg in practice Monday.
Corvo/By S. Bradley
BOSTON — While most of the current Bruins players share the brotherly bond that comes with having won last June’s Stanley Cup Final, Joe Corvo and Benoit Pouliot are trying to find their place among their championship teammates.
WILMINGTON, Mass. – Now that he’s moved from the Carolina Hurricanes to the Bruins, Joe Corvo has some catching up to do.
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.
Julien/By S. Bradley
WILMINGTON, Mass — Bruins head coach Claude Julien took in a couple sessions of the team’s development camp over the last couple days at Ristuccia Arena.
Loading ...Except for him, his agent, the Carolina Hurricanes and maybe a couple other NHL executives, there aren’t too many other people that believe Tomas Kaberle is worth the $4.25 million-per-year deal he signed with the ‘Canes today.
Corvo
The Bruins today acquired defenseman Joe Corvo from Carolina in exchange for a fourth-round draft pick in 2012.
