The Bruins make history on home ice and are still a wagon. Meanwhile, the Canes are truly unlikable and could be the biggest whiners outside of Tampa Bay.
Author: Brownie
A legacy that was born on the frozen rivers in Northern Saskatchewan then later forged on the frozen ponds of New England. Playing all 200ft with the heart of a warrior and the soul of a poet; always living by the credo handed down by generations of beer-league beauties that came before him.
Skate Hard - Quick Changes - Win the Parking Lot.
The Huskies travel south and have the same results: a W in a Saturday matinee.
The Bruins dismantled the Chicago Blackhawks 6-1 for their historic 11th win in a row at home this season. This team is a certified wagon.
The Huskies get it done at Holy Cross sweeping the weekend series against their Hockey East rivals.
The Huskies get it done vs. Holy Cross. Not exactly a complete game, but enough to get it done vs. the bottom of the standings.
The Bruins sleepwalk through most of a game and still beat the Sabres. As much as things change in Buffalo, some things stay the same.
The Huskies blank BC, again only this time it was an away game. 2-0 in the matinee and the Huskies outscore the Eagles 6-0 over 2 games this weekend.
The Huskies took care of business this afternoon as they blanked the BC Eagles 4-0. Both teams back at it again tomorrow.
The Bruins made quite possibly the worst decision in team history, and that’s really saying something.
NU Huskies head to UNH and take care of business in the first leg of a home and home with a 5-0 Hockey East victory.
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