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March 22nd, 2021: Former 18-year NHLer and current TSN broadcaster, Ray Ferraro joins the show for a special edition of Morning Bru. Jaffe, Razor, and Ray discuss Ray's playing days, what it was like to face the Big Bad Bruins, and more.
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March 18th, 2021: David Krejci notched his 700th career regular season point as a Boston Bruin in a game that nearly didn’t happen due to COVID concerns. Krejci dished out 3 assists, David Pastrnak added a goal and an assist, and prospect Jack Ahcan made his NHL debut as the Bruins extended the reeling Sabres’ losing streak to 13 games.
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March 16: 2021, Bruins’ Rookie Goaltender, Daniel Vladar took to the ice at PPG Paints Arena prepared to make his NHL debut against the likes of Sydney Crosby and his red-hot Pittsburgh Penguins. Most people will point to the wild highlight save which Vladar somehow managed to paddle the puck away from the net and into safety. However, Vladar turned in a solid effort overall which provided more than enough sturdiness to keep the B’s in the game long enough for Trent Frederic to break the tie with a sniped wrist-shot that beat DeSmith during the middle of the 3rd period. The Bruins’ ended the Penguins 6-game home win streak and will now look to build a little momentum of their own.
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March 15th, 2021: The Boston Bruins lost the first game of a four-game road trip 4-1 to the Pittsburgh Penguins on Monday night at PPG Paints Arena. It was more of the same problems for the Bruins as they were unable to generate any 5 on 5 offense despite outshooting Pittsburgh 43-25. The B’s lone goal came from Matt Grzelcyk in the first period on the powerplay. Penguins' stalwarts centermen, Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin led the Penguins’ offense with a combined 2 goals, 3 assists, and 5 points in their win over the Black n' Gold.
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March 13th, 2021: The Boston Bruins seemed to regress from the excellent form they displayed Thursday against these same NY Rangers turning in an uncharacteristically poor outing. An atypical off game from the Bruins' top line and normally sturdy defense made for a difficult day for Jaro Halak despite a strong effort.
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March 11th, 2021: The Boston Bruins answered the criticism of their offensive output and lack of secondary scoring with goals from 2nd-line forwards Jake DeBrusk and David Krecji. In addition to the offensive outburst, the Bruins' D maintained their strong play of late turning in their 6th consecutive game allowing 1 or less goals in regulation.
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March 9th, 2021: The Boston Bruins lost their 4th and final regular season game at the Nassau Coliseum in a shootout on Tuesday night, dropping their record to 0-3-1 against the Islanders. Anthony Beauvillier scored the game winning goal for the Islanders while David Pastrnak netted the Bruins' only goal of the night on the powerplay.
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March 7th, 2021: Secondary scoring and an effective powerplay continue to evade the Bruins as they were held off the scoresheet by the New Jersey Devils and netminder, Scott Wedgewood. The Bruins peppered Wedgewood with 40 shots but were unable to put one in the net as Wedgewood recorded his 4th career shutout.
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March 5th, 2021: The Boston Bruins scored three consecutive goals in the 2nd period shortly after a questionable hit from Tom Wilson knocked Brandon Carlo out of the game. In addition to the score sheet, the Bruins answered the hit in a more physical manner as Bruins' newcomer, Jarred Tinordi and rookie Trent Frederic dropped the gloves to face off with Wilson.
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March 3rd, 2021: Jaffe & Razor discuss the areas in which the Bruins' game was lacking in a 2-1 shootout loss to the Washington Capitals. Tuukka Rask's sturdy effort helped the B's earn a point in the match but they ultimately lost the game which was the former captain's first match back at TD Garden.
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