Poke the Bear

Conor Ryan is back for his second episode of Poke the Bear. He covers the Bruins for Boston Sports Journal. Follow him on Twitter: @ConorRyan_93. 

0:45 - Hopefully this isn't the Peter Cehlarik of podcasts 

3:00 - Chris Wagner's heart issues

6:00 - Torey Krug seems done with the Bruins

12:00 - What the Bruins will do to replace Krug 

18:00 - Zdeno Chara wants to stay in Boston 

25:00 - It makes all the sense in the world to bring Chara back 

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Conor Ryan is back for his second episode of Poke the Bear. He covers the Bruins for Boston Sports Journal. Follow him on Twitter: @ConorRyan_93. 

0:45 - Hopefully this isn't the Peter Cehlarik of podcasts 

3:00 - Chris Wagner's heart issues

6:00 - Torey Krug seems done with the Bruins

12:00 - What the Bruins will do to replace Krug 

18:00 - Zdeno Chara wants to stay in Boston 

25:00 - It makes all the sense in the world to bring Chara back 

Conor Ryan hosts his first Poke the Bear podcast. He covers the Bruins for Boston Sports Journal. Follow him on Twitter: @ConorRyan_93

2:00 - Why did the Bruins lose to the Lightning? 

5:00 - Bruins need to get better at going all in 

10:00 - Young guys need to start producing 

14:00 - Will Zdeno Chara retire? 

26:00 - Who are some offseason targets for the Bruins? 

30:00 - Flat cap will really hurt the Lightning

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Conor Ryan hosts his first Poke the Bear podcast. He covers the Bruins for Boston Sports Journal. Follow him on Twitter: @ConorRyan_93

2:00 - Why did the Bruins lose to the Lightning? 

5:00 - Bruins need to get better at going all in 

10:00 - Young guys need to start producing 

14:00 - Will Zdeno Chara retire? 

26:00 - Who are some offseason targets for the Bruins? 

30:00 - Flat cap will really hurt the Lightning

Conor Ryan was born and raised in South Boston and has served as the Boston Bruins beat writer at BostonSportsJournal.com for two seasons now. 

After graduating from Boston Latin Academy in Roxbury back in 2011, Conor made the arduous three-mile move to Boston University to continue his education. While at BU, Conor served as a beat reporter at The Daily Free Press — BU’s student-run newspaper — for three years. He also held multiple internships at WEEI.com and BostInno during his time in college. During his senior year, Conor managed a staff of 20 writers as sports editor of the “FreeP” while covering the 2014-15 BU men’s hockey team during its run to a national championship game. (Please - no need to mention Providence College).

Right after graduating from college, Conor spent the summer of 2015 interning for the Cape Cod Times, serving as the primary beat reporter for the Cape Cod Baseball League. He then served as a Hockey East reporter for SB Nation and Vox Media before joining MassLive.com in the fall of 2015. Over the next three years, Conor covered the Red Sox, Patriots and Bruins for MassLive, while eventually serving as the primary Boston Bruins beat reporter for the past two seasons. Conor joined BSJ in the fall of 2018 — adding his own brand of insight, analysis and humor into the Bruins beat for two full seasons now. 

Topics: NHL, Boston Bruins, Stanley Cup Playoffs

Available for download on iTunes, Spotify and Stitcher. 

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Conor Ryan was born and raised in South Boston and has served as the Boston Bruins beat writer at BostonSportsJournal.com for two seasons now. 

After graduating from Boston Latin Academy in Roxbury back in 2011, Conor made the arduous three-mile move to Boston University to continue his education. While at BU, Conor served as a beat reporter at The Daily Free Press — BU’s student-run newspaper — for three years. He also held multiple internships at WEEI.com and BostInno during his time in college. During his senior year, Conor managed a staff of 20 writers as sports editor of the “FreeP” while covering the 2014-15 BU men’s hockey team during its run to a national championship game. (Please - no need to mention Providence College).

Right after graduating from college, Conor spent the summer of 2015 interning for the Cape Cod Times, serving as the primary beat reporter for the Cape Cod Baseball League. He then served as a Hockey East reporter for SB Nation and Vox Media before joining MassLive.com in the fall of 2015. Over the next three years, Conor covered the Red Sox, Patriots and Bruins for MassLive, while eventually serving as the primary Boston Bruins beat reporter for the past two seasons. Conor joined BSJ in the fall of 2018 — adding his own brand of insight, analysis and humor into the Bruins beat for two full seasons now. 

Topics: NHL, Boston Bruins, Stanley Cup Playoffs

Available for download on iTunes, Spotify and Stitcher.