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In a matter of less than 24 hours things have changed in the aftermath of the Bruins’ win over Buffalo Saturday night.
We’ve gone from thinking Buffalo goaltender Ryan Miller only suffered a neck injury and Bruins forward Milan Lucic had already paid his penance with a two-minute charging penalty for his hit on Miller to finding out today that Miller actually has a concussion and Lucic has a hearing with the NHL.
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Up until yesterday, the only Boston Bruins players I was aware of on Twitter were Tyler Seguin (@tylerseguin92) and Steven Kampfer (@stevekampfer47), plus a handful of Providence, major-junior and collegiate prospects.
But then one of my loyal followers pointed out @MSavvy91.
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WILMINGTON, Mass. — When you’re a champion, seemingly everyone wants a piece of you.
The members of the 2010-11 Stanley Cup champion Bruins found that out over a whirlwind summer that included celebration and even some controversy.
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BOSTON — The big toe that was damaged by a Tyler Seguin practice shot last May is still a bit gruesome.
But more important for Milan Lucic, and the Bruins, it isn’t hampering the forward’s play as we head from the first few days of training camp into the Black and White scrimmage Tuesday and then the exhibition schedule.
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OK, the time for celebrating is just about over.
It’s time for the Bruins to start training camp before the party over the Stanley Cup championship overflows too much and someone actually gets hurt.
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LOWELL, Mass. — If Milan Lucic can score 30 goals without getting enough oxygen, imagine what he might be able to do with a surgically repaired nose.
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The offseason after a team wins the Stanley Cup can feel short enough without having surgery.
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It seems that the folks in Vancouver just can’t seem to move past the Bruins defeat of the hometown Canucks to win the Stanley Cup now two months after the event.
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This post is part of a series looking back at the top 10 games of the Bruins’ 2010-11 regular season.
The Washington Capitals entered the 2010-11 season as one of the favorites in the Eastern Conference and a potential road block for where the Bruins wanted to go.
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People were complaining all season long that Bruins forward Milan Lucic wasn’t fighting enough and he wasn’t playing physical enough.
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Twenty goals? Are you kidding me?
Next time, Milan Lucic shouldn’t set his expectations for the upcoming season so low.
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BOSTON — Everyone knew that Tyler Seguin’s shot in power-play practice May 16 had an impact on Bruins forward Milan Lucic’s right foot.
We just didn’t know how extreme that effect was.
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VANCOUVER — Over the course of his hockey-playing career, Milan Lucic has thrived in the biggest games.
He was the Memorial Cup MVP for the Vancouver Giants in 2007 and has enjoyed a lot of personal postseason success with the Bruins.
