Linus Ullmark makes 27 saves and the Boston Bruins beat the Tampa Bay Lightning 5-2.
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Tom Caron: Twenty-two wishes for sports in 2022
From more secondary scoring for the Boston Bruins to a contract extension for Rafael Devers, these are the things Tom Caron hopes to see in the new year.
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Tom Caron: NHL hit hardest so far by COVID postponements
In order to make up games that have been called off, Tom Caron writes that the league should cancel its Olympic break and refrain from sending players to Beijing.
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Bruins shut down through at least Dec. 26 due to increase in COVID-19 cases
Boston will have four games postponed, the NHL says, “as a result of additional positive cases and concern with the continued spread of COVID-19.”
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Tom Caron: Bruins are heating up at the right time
Boston is coming off impressive wins in Edmonton and Calgary, heading into a busy stretch of four games in six days starting Tuesday.
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Bruins goalie Linus Ullmark douses Flames with 40 saves
Boston netminder has allowed two or fewer goals in each of his past five starts.
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Bruins fall to Canucks in shootout
J.T. Miller scores the shootout winner, giving Vancouver a 2-1 victory over Boston.
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Bruins notebook: Tuukka Rask is healing and only wants to play for Boston
Veteran goalie wants to return to the only NHL team has played for and says money won’t be an issue. “I’ll be a cheap goaltender, I think,” Rask said.
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Bruins go big, net big haul on first day of NHL free agency
Boston general manager Don Sweeney cracks the piggy bank wide open and lands five players, filling some crucial needs in the process.
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Lightning strikes twice: Tampa Bay repeats as Stanley Cup champion
NHL: The Lightning win it all for the second time in 10 months by beating the Montreal Canadiens 1-0 in Game 5.