Boston Bruins Hockey

Judd Sirott joins the show with his thoughts on the Bruins' spectacular road trip, their spot atop the division and what he'd like to see going forward.

They Said It hears from Marco Sturm on what he learned about his team on the Bruins' road trip. The crew debates whether the Bruins need a center and whether Sturm is a better coach than Mazzulla.

Andrew Raycroft joins to explain why James Hagens sat late in Dallas and why Marco Sturm sitting Nikita Zadorov set the right tone. Plus what's wrong with the power play and why the Atlantic will still be a grind.

The Bruins are rolling to start the season, and it's the kids on their lines driving it, a far cry from the kind of offseason they had.

Sturm healthy-scratches Zadorov after an undisciplined game, and the Bruins win anyway. Fraser Minten, Matt Poitras and James Hagens are producing in bigger roles.

Today on Morning Bru with Jaffe & Razor: Breaking down the Bruins' road win in San Jose, a rookie's first NHL goal, and why this team feels different; plus longtime hockey broadcaster John Shannon joins for the final segment. Chapters: 0:00 Open; 12:03 San Jose win; 23:05 A first NHL goal; 34:13 John Shannon joins.

Bruins legend Ray Bourque joins the show. What he thinks the Bruins need to improve on, Pasta looking to pass more than shoot and a legendary Bruins team dinner story.

Judd Sirott joins the show. Why the Bruins have been so successful to start the season, the impact of Fraser Minten and more!

Raycroft on Fraser Minten moving up, six 20-goal scorers being attainable, and why Cam Neely and Don Sweeney care more than anyone, including a contrast to Craig Breslow's presser.

Charlie McAvoy returns from suspension as the Bruins wake up tied for first after three straight games with five-plus goals, and the guys debate whether this team is for real.