Chris Kelly extends himself as he dives for a loose puck vs CHI #nhlbruins
Adam McQuaid and Viktor Stalberg grapple one another during Game 4 #nhlbruins
Johnny Boychuk lays a hit on Dave Bolland in the first frame of Game 4 against CHI #nhlbruins
Rich Peverley celebrates after tying it up in the first period of Game 4 #nhlbruins
Marc Fucarile, who was the last patient released from MGH after being injured at the Boston Marathon, served as tonight’s Fan Banner Captain alongside his son & fiancé.
Bruins Fan Fest, presented by TD Bank, is underway outside TD Garden #nhlbruins
Just over two hours until the Bruins throw on the spoked-B for Game 4 #nhlbruins
Pregame Notebook: Pivotal Game 4 on Tap - 2013 Boston Bruins Playoffs
BOSTON, MA - The Bruins are set to face off against the Chicago Blackhawks in a pivotal Game 4 at TD Garden tonight. Every game is important, yes, but so far this postseason, no match-up has been more significant than tonight.
A win for the Bruins helps them maintain home-ice advantage and take a 3-1 series lead, while the Blackhawks are hoping to steal a victory from the Garden crowd and head back to their own barn with the series knotted at 2-2.
Both teams held their respective pregame skates Wednesday morning in preparation for the night’s battle. The Bruins’ lineup appeared to be the same as in Game 3. For the Blackhawks, Marian Hossa - a surprise scratch last game - is expected to be back in their lineup, alongside Patrick Sharp and Michal Handzus (see below for projected lineups).
“They’re going to come out hard, it’s a real big game for both teams,” said Bruins’ defenseman Dennis Seidenberg. “The first goal is going to be huge, so I definitely expect a big push from the start.”
Read the full update by clicking here or on the link above.
Tuukka Rask makes a glove-side save on Matt Bartkowski at pregame skate #nhlbruins
Nathan Horton & Jaromir Jagr get loose and share a smile during warmups #nhlbruins
- Page 1 of 826
- Next »
