Patrice Bergeron

As the NHL playoffs roll along, we’ll be taking a look back at the Bruins season that was. First, we review one of the Bruins’ top lines… Brad Marchand - B+ There was no sophomore slump for Marchand in his second full season as a B...

It’s appropriate that by virtue of alphabetical order Patrice Bergeron is the first of my 2011-12 season recaps for Bruins players because, in all seriousness, he is the Bruins’ No. 1 player on and off the ice. Other guys might speak more, but no...

BOSTON — The Bruins held their breakup day at TD Garden today, at least a month earlier than they thought they would have to go through that process. Among the big stories was Patrice Bergeron’s revelation that he injured his oblique in G...

BOSTON – There were times over the course of the regular season that the Bruins paid the price for having played 25 postseason games en route to their 2011 Stanley Cup championship. But nowhere did the rigors of the title run exact a bigger toll on...

All seven games in this series were decided by one goal – the first time in the history of the NHL playoffs. Four of those games needed more than 60 minutes to be decided. Joel Ward was the hero for the Capitals in overtime just 2:57 into the e...

BOSTON — As if there was any doubt beforehand, Bruins head coach Claude Julien left little doubt in regard to Patrice Bergeron’s availability for tonight’s Game 7 of the Eastern Conference Quarterfinal series with Washington at TD G...

WILMINGTON, MASS. — The Bruins arrive at Game 7 of the Eastern Conference quarterfinals against the Capitals with a ton of experience playing these excruciating series deciders.  Last year, they won three series in the seventh game on their way to...

WILMINGTON, Mass. — Bruins center Patrice Bergeron did not practice today at Ristuccia Arena. He was the only player missing, as Jordan Caron filled in on Bergeron’s line with Rich Peverley moving over the center. Bergeron has been battli...

BOSTON — Jack Edwards can stop campaigning. Today the Bruins play-by-play man and several more of the team’s brass and fan base got their wish, as center Patrice Bergeron was named as one of three finalists for the Selke Trophy as the bes...

(Reuters) - Pavel Datsyuk of the Detroit Red Wings was named a finalist for the Frank J. Selke Trophy for the fifth straight year, matching the longest string of nominations since the award for top defensive forward was introduced, the NHL announced...

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 Backs...

For the Boston Bruins to beat the Washington Capitals, at some point they’ll need to beat Braden Holtby. The rookie goalie has averaged more than 35 saves per night in his first four playoff games, including a dominating 44-save night Thursday...