‘”It’s always an interesting day during the year,” Pouliot said in KeyBank Center. “There’s always something going on. You hear the rumors and stuff, but we’ll see.’
Archives for February 26, 2018
Bruins bolster their winning feel by adding Nash, Gionta
‘Nash is expected to add scoring on the second line. Gionta, who just returned from the Olympics, will give the Bruins depth.’
Mike Harrington: Time for the Sabres’ GM to make his mark
‘Botterill is going to be looking for a big package for Kane and you would think something more than bags of pucks for Benoit Pouliot, Josh Gorges and others.’
The Wraparound: Sabres 4, Bruins 1
‘The Boston Bruins don’t lose often. Unless they play the Buffalo Sabres, that is.’
Brian Gionta signs with Boston Bruins
‘His one-way, one-year contract will pay him $700,000. The Bruins are currently third in the Eastern Conference and are positioning themselves for a deep playoff run in advance of Monday’s trade deadline.’
Sabres beat up Bruins with trade deadline looming
‘“I’ll be probably looking at stuff most of the day,” Okposo said following Sunday afternoon’s 4-1 win against the Boston Bruins before 18,522 fans inside KeyBank Center. “It’s an exciting day for the league.”’
Sabres notes: Bruins land Rick Nash, Brian Gionta before trade deadline
‘While Nash is three years removed from his last 40-goal season, he has scored 18 times this campaign and had 23 goals a year ago. The Bruins want him to play on the second line, a spot he occupied Sunday beside center David Krejci and Jake DeBrusk.’
Monday’s Boston Coverage
New-look Bruins take it on the chin in loss to lowly Sabres (Boston Globe)
Bruins make statement at deadline, land forward Rick Nash (Boston Globe)
Bruins sign former Boston College star Brian Gionta (Boston Globe)
By acquiring Rick Nash, the Bruins remade their No. 2 line (Boston Globe)
Bruins give struggling Brandon Carlo some down time (Boston Globe)
Bruins package Ryan Spooner, Matt Beleskey, prospect and picks to Rangers for former all-star forward Rick Nash (Boston Herald)
Don Sweeney does well to acquire big-name winger Rick Nash (Boston Herald)
Bruins notebook: Sabres spoil Rick Nash’s debut with 4-1 win in Buffalo (Boston Herald)
Bruins trade Spooner, Beletsky for Rick Nash (Quincy Patriot Ledger)
Bruins acquire Nash in trade with Rangers, sign Gionta (AP)
Bruins Wrap: Sabres Spoil Rick Nash’s Debut, Trounce Boston 4-1 (NESN)
Bruins Acquire Rick Nash From Rangers In Multi-Player Trade (NESN)
Bruins’ Trade For Rick Nash A Home Run, Improves Roster For Playoff Run (NESN)
Bruins Sign Forward Brian Gionta To One-Year, $700,000 Contract (NESN)
Bruins Notes: Rick Nash ‘Clicked’ With Linemates In Boston Debut (NESN)
Lowly Sabres defeat sluggish Bruins 4-1 (NBC Sports Boston)
Bruins hitting “a bit of adversity” after long stretch of success (NBC Sports Boston)
Talking points: Bruins limp home after long road trip (NBC Sports Boston)
Update: Bruins acquire Rick Nash from Rangers (NBC Sports Boston)
Nash wants to be the “big power forward” that the Bruins are looking for (NBC Sports Boston)
Bruins sending clear message they’re going for it with Nash deal (NBC Sports Boston)
Bruins sign Gionta to a one-year deal as “depth, veteran leadership” piece (NBC Sports Boston)
Sabres 4, Bruins 1: All about Rick Nash (WEEI-FM)
Bruins send five assets to Rangers in exchange for Rick Nash (WEEI-FM)
Anderson: Bruins paid fair price to add Rick Nash to mix (WEEI-FM)
Bruins sign Brian Gionta to one-year deal (WEEI-FM)
Photo gallery (NHL.com)
B’s Fall Behind Early Again in Loss to Buffalo (BostonBruins.com)
Bruins Acquire Rick Nash From Rangers (BostonBruins.com)
Bruins Sign Brian Gionta To One-Year Contract (BostonBruins.com)
Photo gallery (Buffalo News)
Sabres beat Bruins 4-1 in Rick Nash’s debut for Boston
‘“I’ve been through it before,” Okposo said. “It’s obviously hard to see teammates go. That comes with not having the season that we want. So we just kind of have to sit back and wait and see, and be professional.”’
Sabres bounce back with 4-1 win over Boston
‘I like this third period so far by the Sabres. They are not sitting back and letting the Bruins come at them. By locking things down, I want to see the team possess the puck and make it hard for the Bruins to get any offensive momentum their way.’