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Haggerty: Time for Bruins to go back to Big, Bad basics
The Bruins haven’t lived up to their long-time nickname of the “Big, Bad Bruins” recently — and as the team reassesses its roster this offseason, Joe Haggerty says Boston needs to go back to basics and add some bulk.
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Haggerty: Don't be surprised if Chara's role is different next season
At 43, Zdeno Chara’s best days as a defenseman are behind him — but with the future Hall of Famer eager to return to Boston for a 15th season, Joe Haggerty looks at how his role could change next season.
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Haggerty: Neely, B's ready to ‘take a hard look' at Cup window
Bruins president Cam Neely understands how important this upcoming offseason will be for the B’s, and just how much discussion will need to happen this offseason about a strategy to compete for years to come.
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Haggerty: Sweeney knows B's have to make some changes
Bruins general manager Don Sweeney isn’t under any illusions about where his team stands right now.
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Haggerty: Sweeney says B's have ‘zero reservations' about Rask moving forward
Despite Tuukka Rask’s decision to opt out of the Bruins’ playoff run this summer, Don Sweeney has no hesitations about the B’s top netminder going forward, writes Joe Haggerty.
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Haggerty: Pasta's postseason frustration boils over
After David Pastrnak endured another injury-plagued postseason, it’s clear the Bruins need him at full strength to reach their ultimate goal, writes Joe Haggerty.
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Haggerty: Irregular heartbeat sidelined Wagner during TB series
Bruins’ fourth-line winger Chris Wagner revealed that an irregular heartbeat was the reason he missed the end of the B’s playoff run in the Toronto bubble, writes Joe Haggerty.
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Haggerty: B's know Lightning have had their number in postseason
After losing in five games to the Lightning for the second time in three years, the Bruins know they’ll need to adjust to figure out how to get the upper hand on their division rivals, writes Joe Haggerty.
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Haggerty: Bruins adjusting to life outside bubble
Bruins players admit they’re still trying to get acclimated at home after living in an isolated bubble over the last month.
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Haggerty: Say goodbye to Krug, who's likely played his last game as a Bruin
Torey Krug doesn’t know what the future will hold as an unrestricted free agent, but judging from his comments on Thursday morning, it sure sounds like the Bruins defenseman isn’t coming back to Boston, writes Joe Haggerty.
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