After beating Pittsburgh Monday and getting into Winnipeg late, the Bruins had to face the challenge of getting up for a game with the Jets tonight.
Everyone managed to answer the bell, except winger Tyler Seguin. That forced the Bruins to scratch their leading scorer and they missed him in a 2-1 loss. It was Boston’s first regulation loss in 16 games.
Ference/By S. Bradley
WILMINGTON, Mass. — Bruins head coach Claude Julien said that Andrew Ference took a maintenance day today and will be back on the ice for practice tomorrow.
Ference was the only player missing for the Bruins at Ristuccia Arena.
Seguin/By S. Bradley
Pretty soon I might have to create a Bruin of the Week poll without Bruins star forward Tyler Seguin. Because it doesn’t look like the second-year player plans on tailing off long enough to not be Boston’s best player over any seven-day period.
The Bruins’ leading scorer was again voted as the Bruin of the Week by readers of TheBruinsBlog.net.
Seguin/By D. Hickling
WILMINGTON, Mass. — One of the driving forces of the Bruins’ recent resurgence in the standings has been forward Tyler Seguin.
The second-year player today was rewarded for his efforts with the NHL First Star of the Week honor.
We had only one correct guesser in the Tyler Seguin t-shirt contest — Adam King of Plymouth, Mass., guessed the Bruins would fire 35 shots on net against Buffalo.
Congrats to Adam, and remember if you want to purchase a Seguin: The Future is Now t-shirt you can check out the Bottom Line Apparel online store. Be sure to tell them TheBruinsBlog.net sent you. And keep an eye out for future giveaways.
Tyler Seguin is on fire right now. The Bruins’ leading scorer is truly proving that he has improved by leaps and bounds from his rookie season of a year ago.
So to celebrate Seguin’s hot start TheBruinsBlog.net is teaming up with Bottom Line Apparel to present one lucky winner with the Seguin: The Future is Now t-shirt.
Seguin/By S. Bradley
A hat trick goes a long way toward earning a player a grand honor.
Tyler Seguin is no different.
Seguin/By S. Bradley
As the team’s leader in points, Bruins forward Tyler Seguin has been garnering lots of attention for his offensive exploits — and rightfully so.
But there’s also a defensive improvement to his game that’s vital because a more well-rounded Seguin becomes a player the Bruins can trust regardless of the situation.
Seguin/By S. Bradley
Even in down times, Bruins fans love them some Tyler Seguin.
The second-year forward scored just one goal last week during the Bruins’ 0-2-0 series against Montreal. However, that didn’t stop readers from voting him as the Bruin of the Week.
Seguin/By S. Bradley
Something tells me that with his popularity, Tyler Seguin would win any poll I put up on this blog.
But there’s no arguing that he was deserving of the Bruin of the Week award for last week, and readers of TheBruinsBlog.net made it so.
Seguin/By S. Bradley
There seems to be no ceiling on the expectations readers of TheBruinsBlog.net have for Bruins forward Tyler Seguin.
Seguin/By S. Bradley
The folks in Toronto haven’t had a Stanley Cup championship by their hometown team to celebrate since 1967.
So they’re left to bask in the glory of non-Maple Leafs from the area.
Seguin/By S. Bradley
First there was the debate: Taylor Hall or Tyler Seguin.
And there was more debate: Seguin should play more or Seguin shouldn’t play at all.
Seguin/By S. Bradley
BOSTON — His rookie season taught Bruins forward Tyler Seguin about more than just what it takes to win the Stanley Cup and what type of attention he would get from the opposite sex in the post-championship celebration.
Seguin/By S. Bradley
BOSTON — After playing a personal playoff-high 14:53 of ice time in Game 7 of the Eastern Conference Final against Tampa Bay, Bruins forward Tyler Seguin has skated just a shade more — 15:07 — in the first two games of the Stanley Cup Final combined.
