When the Boston Bruins took a commanding 3-1 series lead over the Toronto Maple Leafs after a game 4 win in Toronto on Saturday, I think most NHL fans thought the series would soon be over. After all, the Leafs star-studded core is not exactly known for their resilience. Plus, it’s never easy to

Jack Edwards has spent close to two decades serving as the play-by-play guy for the Boston Bruins, but plenty of fans who’ve listened to him call games over the past few years have argued it’s time for him to hang up his headset due to speech issues that have become impossible to ignore. While

In 2004, one of the most infamous moments in NBA history unfolded after a massive brawl broke out between players and fans at a Pacers-Pistons game during the incident known as “The Malice at the Palace,” which transpired 35 years after a similarly wild scene unfolded during a showing between the

Boston Bruins winger Jakub Lauko’s modeling career is in serious jeopardy after the first-year NHL player took a hockey skate to the face earlier this week. His face is pretty busted up, as you could imagine. Lauko is very fortunate to have avoided a more serious injury. He may have even lost

When you consider hockey players use razor-sharp skates to navigate the ice, it’s kind of amazing injuries stemming from inadvertent encounters with those blades are pretty few and far between. Unfortunately, Bruins forward Jakub Lauko fell victim to one of those incidents against the Blackhawks,