Marchand/By S. Bradley
Brad Marchand led the Bruins in goals and points during the regular season. Tyler Seguin was second in goals, third in points.
You know what they are right now as the Bruins’ Eastern Conference Quarterfinals series against Toronto moves to a Game 7 Monday night at TD Garden? Dead weight.
We’ve all been there.
A fit of anger or weariness at the end of a long day leads to a tweet or a Facebook posting that you immediately want to not just delete but pull back so no one else can see it.
Tyler Seguin/Photo by S. Bradley
It took just a couple shifts Saturday night in Montreal for Bruins coach Claude Julien to move Tyler Seguin from center back to wing.
Seguin says he wasn’t surprised the switch was made.
Tyler Seguin/By S. Bradley
All it took was one shift back at center for Bruins forward Tyler Seguin to gain an even great appreciation for his longtime linemate Patrice Bergeron.
Tyler Seguin/Photo by S. Bradley
It was as an informal deadline that everyone knew the Bruins and Tyler Seguin wanted to avoid during contract negotiations.
With the collective bargaining agreement set to expire Sept. 15, Boston’s No. 2 overall draft pick from 2010 and the team wanted to make sure that they wouldn’t be affected by any new clauses in the forthcoming CBA.
Seguin/By S. Bradley
BOLTON, Mass. — His fellow 2010 draftees Taylor Hall and Jeff Skinner have done it. His linemate Brad Marchand recently did it.
So it figures that Tyler Seguin signing a contract extension prior to the beginning of the last year of his current deal should be in the offing.
Nathan Horton should be ready for training camp/By S. Bradley
Bruins general manager Peter Chiarelli revealed today that forward Nathan Horton has been cleared for contact.
Horton missed most of the second half of last season with a concussion after a hit from Philadelphia’s Tom Sestito Jan. 22.
Tyler Seguin/Photo by S. Bradley
Just as the Bruins hoped, added playing time and responsibility combined with Tyler Seguin’s natural-born talents to create an offensive force in the forward’s second NHL season.
Seguin/By S. Bradley
The signings of Gregory Campbell and Chris Kelly to multi-year contracts that keep both veterans off the free-agent market also gives the Bruins all four of their regular centers from last season on next season’s roster.
That probably means more time on the wing for natural center Tyler Seguin.
Seguin/By S. Bradley
Bruins forward Tyler Seguin recently underwent successful surgery to repair a torn tendon in the middle finger of his left hand, he told the Boston Bruins’ official Web site.
Seguin said the injury occurred in March when the Bruins were playing in Florida.
Seguin/By S. Bradley
With a team-leading 67 points and a plus-34 rating, Bruins forward Tyler Seguin clearly improved from his rookie season to his second year in 2011-12.
And the 20-year-old doesn’t sound like he’s satisfied with just a 45-point improvement and enough defensive strides to earn a spot on Patrice Bergeron’s line for most of the season.
Seguin/By S. Bradley
The Washington Capitals let the Bruins slip out of their fingers, and Tyler Seguin escaped his cage as well.
Now there’s no telling if the Bruins will be corralled again.
Seguin scored the game-winner 3:17 into overtime as the Caps failed to close out the Eastern Conference Quarterfinals in Game 6 today, and now the Bruins will host Game 7 Wednesday night at TD Garden.
Marchand/By S. Bradley
While still not decided, the Bruins’ race against Ottawa for the Northeast Division title lacks for drama now that Boston leads the Senators by six points and needs just clinch a tie to repeat as division champion.
However, a better race is brewing with just four games remaining in the Bruins’ season. Tyler Seguin and Brad Marchand, who both scored in the Bruins’ 6-3 win over the New York Islanders today, are all tied up for the team goal lead.
BOSTON — After the Bruins held an optional morning skate this morning at the TD Garden in preparation for their game with Montreal tonight, it was learned two of the Bruins’ best players will be headed to the All-Star Game in Ottawa along with goaltender Tim Thomas.
The NHL announced that defenseman Zdeno Chara and forward Tyler Seguin would be among the 36 All-Stars available in the player draft prior to the midseason classic. Previously, Thomas was voted as a starter for the game by the fans.
Seguin/By D. Hickling
BOSTON — As far as we know, Tyler Seguin did not oversleep today.
He took the morning skate with the Bruins at the TD Garden and head coach Claude Julien confirmed his team’s leading scorer would return to the lineup tonight against the Florida Panthers.
