Canucks goalie Roberto Luongo Post-game video

(Feb. 6, 2010) Canucks and Team Canada goaltender Roberto Luongo talks about holding down the fort so his teammates could come back for the win against the struggling Bruins.

Bruins 2 for 2 on the Powerplay

The Bruins struck twice on the powerplay in the first period against Luongo.

Chara scored off a nice feed from Marco Sturm.

Michael Ryder redirected a shot from the point by Marc Savard who has two assists so far. Savard has been on a roll since returning to the lineup and injecting some life in the Bruins offense.

Johnny Boychuck got hit with the puck just above the eye while blocking a quick shot on the penalty kill. On his his knees in front of Rask,blood dripped on the ice. The crowd erupted in cheers as he was helped to his feet and to the locker room.

Sean Thornton got the heart of the Garden pumping again with a scrap near center ice with Darcy Hordichuck.

If the Bruins want to win, they have to keep attacking the net and build a lead. Two goals won't be enough.

Scouts on hand as the Bruins face the Vancouver Canucks

Scouts from the Tampa Bay Lightning , New York Rangers, Dallas Stars, Edmonton Oilers and Canucks are on hand at the Garden. Could a trade be a Bruin?

Andrew Ference (injured reserve) is skating in the pre game warm up, along with last game's healthy scratch Vladimir Sobotka.

Bruins center Marc Savard Post-game

(Feb. 5, 2010) Marc Savard after the B's dropped another early lead and fell in the shooout despite their immense offensive opportunities. "Chances aren't good enough. We gotta score."

Bruins center Patrice Bergeron Post-game

(Feb. 4,2010) Bruins center Patrice Bergeron talks about how the Bruins need to keep firing at the net despite the "same ol story" of the resulting losses.

Two in 39 seconds,Canadiens tie it up at the Garden

In the blink of an eye, the Boston Bruins blew a two goal lead.

Glen Metropolit was in the right place at the right time as he scored for the Canadiens on their first powerplay of the game. Three Canadiens drove to the net, including Scott Gomez and Andrei Markov who were credited with the assists.

Thirty-nine seconds later and before the first goal was even announced, Roman Hamrlik tied it up.

The Garden boo birds could be heard.

2-2 after two periods.

B's keep firing; Kovie a Devil

After the first period, the Bruins have a 1-0 lead over the rival Montreal Canadiens.

They have a big advantage on shots despite some sloppy giveaways in their own zone with 15 shots on goal to the Habs 5.

Recchi deflected the puck past Halak after Wideman ripped it from the point on the powerplay.


UPDATE: According to Kevin Allen of USA Today's twitterhttp://twitter.com/kausatoday and ESPN updates, Kovie has been dealt to the NJ Devils. Rumors can finally be put to sleep.

Capitals Coach Bruce Boudreau Post-game

(Feb. 2, 2010) Coach Boudreau talks about the danger of underestimating the B's, "a darn good team", Tom Poti's skills on D worthy of Team USA and the Capital's win streak.

Jose Theodore and Tom Poti Post-game video

(Feb. 2, 2010) Washington Capitals' winning goaltender Jose Theodore talks about stopping Blake Wheeler. Defenseman Tom Poti cracks a smile as his teammates explode in cheers across the hall after their streak is extended and talks about the win.

No Way Jose for David Krecji

Despite firing 42 shots on goal, the Bruins were only able to get one to slide past Jose Theodore. The B's lost 4-1 to the surging Washington Capitals who extended their win streak to a club-record eleven.

"I wouldn’t give him credit for as much as he did. We had forty-two shots. I don’t think he was that good to stop us. We got him to make mistakes, and we just couldn’t bury those chances," said Bruins center David Krecji in the locker room following the game. "Those chances, usually we score those, but today we just couldn’t find the back of the net. Personally, I don’t think he was that unbelievable. I think it didn’t matter because we didn’t hit the back of the net."

Shouldn't the goalie get some credit for that?