Boston Bruins: Last Skate Of The Day, March 17, 2014

Mar 13, 2014; Boston, MA, USA; Boston Bruins goalie

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(37) after defeating the Phoenix Coyotes 2-1 at TD Banknorth Garden. The Boston Bruins won 2-1. Mandatory Credit: Greg M. Cooper-USA TODAY Sports

The Boston Bruins have extended their winning streak to nine games with their win over the Minnesota Wild tonight at the TD Garden. The Boston Bruins take a look at the game, and if you want to see Iggy’s knucklepuck again, or marvel at the ‘Need for Swede’ goal, take a look at the game from the source of all things Black and Gold (Boston Bruins)

The Minnesota Wild also breaks down the game. To their credit, they’re staying competitive despite losing their there two primary goaltenders to illness and injury. See how the Wild and their fans saw the game break down for them. (Minnesota Wild)

Joe Haggerty takes a serious look at all the good, bad, and the ugly moments in the Bruins 4-1 win tonight over the Minnesota Wild. The Bruins had a rough early first period, and a bad Bartkowski error led to the Wild’s only goal. Check out his breakdown of the game here: (CSNNE)

Censorship?  Or is this just sour grapes? Three fans decided to wear some rather aggressively anti-Pittsburgh Flyers jerseys to the Flyers-Penguins game in Pittsburgh. The stadium and their security force got a little pro-active in handling these three individuals. If you haven’t seen the offending jerseys in question(or profoundly outstanding jerseys depending on your state of mind.) Puck Daddy and I don’t agree often, but in this case we’re one hundred percent in step here. (Puck Daddy)

‘Thank You Kessel!” became the chant of the Bruins fan base for years after the blockbuster Phil Kessel trade gave the Bruins Tyler Seguin and it was one of the events that lead to the Bruins eventually capturing the Stanley Cup that season. Former Bruins GM Brian Burke takes a look at all the plusses and minuses that affected the Toronto team. He was recently asked if he would have done it all over again, and here is the answer he gave. (National Post)