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Morgan Geekie finding his way on new line for Bruins (opens the original)
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The results of the Bruins’ season opener had people buzzing about the chemistry of the new first line and how well David Pastrnak and JJ Peterka played off each other. The Kid Line also took up some limelight after Fraser Minten produced the late game-winner. Under the radar went the new second line with center Pavel Zacha and left wing Casey Mittelstadt with Morgan Geekie sliding onto the right wing that was vacated by Viktor Arvidsson. The result after one game? No points, some room for improv
JJ Peterka announces arrival in Bruin debut with nifty goal (opens the original)
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Marco Sturm knows as well as anyone the difficulties of being the new guy on a team. Long before he donned the sport coat-and-tie uniform of the coach, he was a player in the NHL, and a pretty good one at that. He was already into his eighth season of a productive career with the San Jose Sharks when he was included in the package that came east to the Bruins in the controversial blockbuster trade that shipped Joe Thornton out of Boston. It was an intimidating situation but he eventually got to
Late surge lifts Bruins over Rangers in season opener (opens the original)
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Fraser Minten wasted no time in earning some of his money. The Bruins showered the 22-year-old center with riches in the offseason, giving him a seven-year contract worth $7.2 million a season. And with 3:46 left in the third period in a scoreless tie, Minten scored the game-winner on a pure snipe to power the B’s to a 3-0 season-opening victory over the New York Rangers at the TD Garden. Minten’s tally was the first of three goals in 75 seconds. Mason Lohrei made a great play at center ice to g
Marco Sturm, Bruins eager for opening night (opens the original)
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Three players were set to experience their first NHL opening night for the Bruins on Tuesday against the New York Rangers, all to varying degrees. James Hagens was set to take a regular shift on a third line with Fraser Minten and Marat Khusnutdinov, Michael DiPietro was going to be Jeremy Swayman’s backup goalie and Frederic Brunet was set to a healthy scratch. But coach Marco Sturm said that no matter what their individual nights held for them, opening night will be special for these players.
GM Don Sweeney wants Bruins to improve in specific area this season (opens the original)
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A year ago at this time, Bruins team president Cam Neely promised a renewed competitiveness. “Piss and vinegar” was the exact phrasing. The club made good on that and those elements, along with a surprising proficiency in scoring, to get them back to the playoffs after a one-year hiatus. This year, on the eve of the season opener against the New York Rangers, added speed and skill is part of the want, and the additions of JJ Peterka and rookie James Hagens should speak to that. But where the Bru
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