Ryder/By S. Bradley
After today, Michael Ryder’s ties to the Bruins and their 2010-11 Stanley Cup championship team will officially be through.
Ryder cashes in with Dallas on his impressive Bruins playoff run
Ryder/By S. Bradley
For three years with the Bruins, Michael Ryder had some ups and some downs, but most of all, he was overpaid.
Well, that last part’s going to continue in Dallas.
Patient Peter playing wait and see with Bruins’ own, other FAs
Ryder/By S. Bradley
In discussing tomorrow’s start of the free-agent “frenzy” today during a conference call, Bruins general manager Peter Chiarelli’s favorite word was “wary.”
’10-11 Bruins Season in Review:
Michael Ryder
Ryder/By S. Bradley
For three years in a Bruins sweater, Michael Ryder was something of an enigma.
However, with his $12 million contract now complete, we can safely say we have the answer to what makes the right winger tick.
Report: Bruins’ Chiarelli to talk to Kaberle, Ryder reps this week
Kaberle/By S. Bradley
The two most-prominent, non-retiring potential unrestricted free agents for the Stanley Cup champion Bruins are defenseman Tomas Kaberle and winger Michael Ryder.
With the Bruins lasting all the way until Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Final, they don’t have a lot of time to get deals done before the market opens July 1.
It’s up to Ryder, Peverley to fill Horton’s void in Bruins’ offense
Ryder/By S. Bradley
BOSTON – It’s difficult to picture the 2010-11 Bruins’ season and their run to the Stanley Cup Final without Nathan Horton.
With 26 goals in the regular season and eight more in the playoffs – including three of the most dramatic game-winning goals in franchise history – Horton has lived up to the hype surrounding his trade to Boston from around this time last year and written his own chapter in Bruins lore.
Ryder has entire province rooting for him, Bruins
Ryder/By S. Bradley
VANCOUVER — Dan Cleary of Detroit already beat him to the claim of first Newfoundlander to win the Stanley Cup.
That doesn’t mean Michael Ryder would mind being second.
Ryder, Bruins ready for big opening push by Lightning
Ryder/By S. Bradley
TAMPA — Losers in their first home game of the Eastern Conference Final Thursday night in Game 3, the Tampa Bay Lightning figure to come out like a house of fire this afternoon in Game 4.
Ryder rises to the occasion for Bruins in playoffs again
Ryder/By S. Bradley
BOSTON — You can rightfully batter Michael Ryder for some brutal stretches of regular-season hockey over the last couple campaigns.
But you also have to give him credit for coming up big in some of the Bruins’ most dramatic postseason victories over the last three years.
Bruins need goals to come easier for Ryder against Lightning
Ryder scores/By S. Bradley
BOSTON – He captured hero status with two goals and an improbable glove save against Montreal in the first round.
Then he registered just two assists in the blink-and-you-missed-it second-round sweep of Philadelphia.
Bruins’ third line emerges as two-way force, causes match-up troubles
Ryder/By S. Bradley
BOSTON – The emergence of the trio of Chris Kelly, Rich Peverley and Michael Ryder as an offensive force can be easily quantified by looking at the seven goals and 16 points the three have combined to produce through the Bruins’ first 10 postseason games.
Poll result: Legend of Ryder rides on with Bruin of the Week honor
Ryder/By S. Bradley
The transformation has almost been as simple as a professional wrestler swapping his black tights for white ones.
There’s no telling what Bruins’ ‘Ryder Man’ has in store for rest of playoffs
'Ryder Man' makes the save/By S. Bradley
BOSTON – A mere 12 hours or so after he helped the Bruins down Montreal in Game 5 of their Eastern Conference quarterfinal series, Michael Ryder ambled through the home team’s dressing room at TD Garden today.
Ryder adds to his repertoire with save, backcheck in Bruins’ win
Ryder with the save/By S. Bradley
BOSTON – There seems to be no lengths Michael Ryder won’t go to in order to win a hockey game once the playoffs start.
