Tom Wilson was once again involved in some controversy against the Boston Bruins on Sunday.
During the third period, Wilson “hit” Bruins forward Sean Kuraly. But only if by “hit” you mean Kuraly tripped and fell into Wilson’s body as he tried to deliver a legal hit.
By Ian Oland 2 years ago
The Boston Bruins bring smiles every year on Halloween and this year was no different – even with the coronavirus pandemic.
The Bruins did their annual visit with kids at Boston area hospitals on Zoom and each player that participated dressed as a Sesame Street character.
It’s incredible.
For those of you who like violence in your hockey, there was a lot of hacking, whacking, and face-punching in the Boston Bruins-Tampa Bay Lightning game, Saturday night.
In the second period, there was an all-out line brawl after Anthony Cirelli cross-checked future Hall of Famer Zdeno Chara to the ice from behind.
NESN’s Jack Edwards, who’s notorious for his homerific and over-the-top commentating, had the call.
The Capitals have lost three straight games and haven’t scored in the last two. Thursday night, in their second straight national game on NBCSN, the Capitals fell behind 2-0 to the Boston Bruins in the first 2:12 of the game. Brooks Orpik was on the ice for both goals, but he tried to make amends on his next shift.
As Tim Schaller reversed course at center ice and looked to carry the puck into the Capitals zone, Orpik stepped up and leveled the boom, figuratively knocking Schaller into next week and literally knocking down Andre Burakovsky. Be okay, my precious cinnamon roll.
Orpik was then pulled into a fight by Sean Kuraly.
