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David Pastrnak and Charlie McAvoy are here at the @HockeyHallFame to support Boston Bruins legend Patrice Bergeron https://t.co/S1wcdScssJ

TheFourthPeriod - Edvinsson | It is unclear if the Red Wings are any closer to pulling the trigger on a trade, though one source with knowledge of the situation has confirmed to TFP that Detroit’s interim GM Shawn Horcoff continues to be engaged in trade discussions with “many teams.” The Predators, San Jose Sharks, Boston Bruins, St. Louis Blues, Montreal Canadiens and Seattle Kraken are some of the teams interested in acquiring Edvinsson. - 11/9 #LGRW #Preds #SJSharks #stlblues #GoHabsGo #NHLBruins #SeaKraken #NHL

CANADIANS REMEMBERED THE PRIEST WHO CHANGED CANADIAN HOCKEY FOREVER! NOVEMBER 9, 1988 On this day, 38 years ago, Canada lost Father David Bauer, a remarkable priest, educator and hockey pioneer who believed that developing good people was every bit as important as developing great hockey players. Born in Waterloo, Ontario, on November 2, 1924, Bauer grew up surrounded by hockey. His older brother Bobby became a Stanley Cup champion with the Boston Bruins, while David helped the Oshawa Generals win the Memorial Cup in 1944. But rather than pursue a professional hockey career, David chose the priesthood. Ordained in 1953, he returned to St. Michael’s College in Toronto, where he became a teacher and hockey coach, helping guide the St. Michael’s Majors to the 1961 Memorial Cup. His greatest contribution came in 1963. At the time, Canada traditionally sent its top amateur club teams to international competitions. Bauer envisioned something different: a permanent national hockey team made up of talented young Canadians who could pursue university educations while representing their country. Based at the University of British Columbia, his pioneering program represented Canada at the 1964 Winter Olympics in Innsbruck, finishing fourth. Bauer later helped guide Canada to bronze medals at the 1966 and 1967 World Championships and the 1968 Winter Olympics in Grenoble. But medals were never his only measure of success. Bauer believed hockey should teach courage, discipline, teamwork, fairness and respect. His players weren’t simply preparing for the next game. They were preparing for life. His contributions earned him the Order of Canada in 1967. He was subsequently inducted into Canada’s Sports Hall of Fame and, posthumously, the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1989 and the IIHF Hall of Fame in 1997. Father David Bauer died of cancer in Goderich, Ontario, on November 9, 1988, just seven days after his 64th birthday. His legacy lives on through Canadian hockey, the national team program he helped establish, and generations of players who learned that character matters long after the final whistle. Father David Bauer (1924–1988). A Canadian hockey legend whose greatest victories weren’t always measured on the scoreboard. #CanadiansRemembered #CanadianHockey #FatherDavidBauer

Can’t wait to lose a bunch of these new followers the moment I go back to Boston bruins bullshit live tweeting on Thursday. But in this moment, we can all be unified by our shared hatred of the Tkachuks.

habs fans pls know that it is NOT a safe place for you on this account for prob today until sunday at the earliest. i want every one of your players on IR by the end of thursdays game and for the boston bruins to demolish you by 10 on thurs. sorry. (not) https://t.co/J6eqXrExf3

The Bruins punched back against their Atlantic Division bully in win over the Panthers https://t.co/14fXulpUyt

Bill Guerin was born November 9, 1970 in Worcester and raised in Wilbraham, MA. He played 2 years for the BC Eagles. A first round pick of the Devils, he also played for the Boston #Bruins, Oilers, Stars, Sharks, Penguins, Blues and Islanders. He scored over 400 goals in the NHL. https://t.co/1b3II7gzHC

Boston Bruins Monday Morning Prospect Update Week Ending: November 8, 2026 https://t.co/f5LfxI6SGh #NHLBruins