Nor did Phil Esposito, Gerry Cheevers, Johnny Bucyk, Derek Sanderson, or the creative cast of characters of the “Big Bad Bruins.” The Bruins began their 1970-71 and 72-73 campaigns with the ...

The “Big Bad Bruins” left their mark on hockey history in several ways. Not only did they stamp their names on Lord Stanley’s Cup twice in three years, they wove themselves into the very ...

The Stanley Cup-winning teams of the 1970s with Bobby Orr and Co. and the Ray Bourque/Cam Neely-led teams in the 1980s epitomized the franchise's "Big Bad Bruins" mantra. Today's NHL is more ...

This could be the week the Big Bad Bruins, more than a half-century after rolling up 57 wins, get bumped down a peg in the club’s record book. The 2-1 win over the Lightning at the Garden ...

I think the skating ability, you’ve got to be big, but you’ve got to be able to move, and I think we have that. I think we have a lot of dynamic defensemen.” The Bruins put a premium on size ...

BOSTON - The Bruins will celebrate the “Big Bad Bruins” when they host the second of five Era Nights on Saturday, November 18, during their home game against the Montreal Canadiens at 7 p.m ...

From the Big, Bad Bruins to the Lunchpail AC gang to the greats of the late ’80s-early ’90s to the most recent Stanley Cup team, all the stars and characters were represented. Bobby Orr ...

The hair, if there at all, has thinned. With the passage of time, many are not so big and bad anymore. But when the Bruins of 1970 and 1972, proud Stanley Cup winners, assemble, as they did ...

But there is no denying that the “Big, Bad Bruins” could very well be back in Boston.