Boston Bruins Hockey

Brendan Shanahan NHL Senior VP of Player Safety joins Dale and Gerry to talk about Evgeni Malkin’s hit on Bruins defenseman Johnny Boychuk. Brendan explains why Malkin was not suspended for the hit and compares it to a David Krejci hit on former Bruins defenseman Mark Stuart earlier this season in Winnipeg. Brendan also discusses the process in which he goes through to determine whether or not a p...

Andrew Ference Bruins defenseman joins Dale and Gerry to discuss how the injury bug has plagued the Bruins over the last few months. Andrew also talks about Johnny Boychuk's rocket of a slapshot and thinks anyone who wants to challenge Zdeno Chara to a fight is crazy.

Andy joins D&C to discuss the Bruins 5-4 victory over the Maple Leafs last night. Andy also talks about the importance of Marty Turco clearing waivers to be able to backup Tim Thomas the rest of the season and thinks Greg Zanon and Brian Rolston are starting to become more comfortable with their new team.

The guys talk with Andrew about the moves the Bruins made at the trade deadline Claude changing up the lines a bit and whether there might be more changes to come as they head into the homestretch of the season.

Andy joins D&C to talk about the Bruins lack of offense that cost them a win again last night vs. Ottawa. Andy thinks Brian Rolston can help the team with his speed and flexibility to play all forward positions and likes the physicality Mike Mottau brings to the Bruins defense. Andy also discusses the importance of chemistry in an NHL locker room for any team to be successful.

Former Bruin Barry Pederson joins Mut and Merloni to talk about what moves he would like to see the Bruins make before the trade deadline. A defenseman is at the top of his list.

Andrew Ference Bruins defenseman joins D&C to talk about players' mindsets heading into the NHL Trade Deadline on Monday February 27th. Andrew also discusses whether or not the team would accept Habs defenseman P.K. Subban in the locker room if he were traded to the Bruins and shares his thoughts on the Bruins top prospect defenseman Dougie Hamilton.

Brad Marchand and Tyler Seguin join the show from the Bruins team plane before they take off to Buffalo to take on the Sabres.

Brick joins the guys and talks about the reaction to the comments made about Jeremy Lin and whether the reaction was appropriate by ESPN. They also talk about the Bruins recent performance and possible moves they could make.

Bruins defenseman Andrew Ference joins D&C to talk about Montreal fans cheering after Chara got hit in the face with the puck and Rich Peverley’s knee injury. How does the team replace Peverley and Nathan Horton if they are without their services for a while? Andrew also discusses the possibility of the Bruins acquiring Columbus Blue Jackets star Rick Nash before the February 27th trading deadline...

Jack Edwards talks about his disgust with the city on Montreal.

Barry joins Mut & Lou to preview tonight's big matchup at the Garden between the Rangers and Bruins. The Bruins are seven points behind the Rangers in the Eastern Conference and will look to close that gap with a win tonight. Barry also shares his thoughts on the NHL Trading Deadline and what he thinks the Bruins need to add to make another Stanley Cup run.

Brad Marchand joins the show and talks about if Tim Thomas is a distraction to the team and why the Bruins have been struggling as of late.

Andrew joins D&C to discuss how he feels about Tim Thomas' political views and how Patrice Bergeron has been the MVP for the team so far this season. Andrew also talks about how they have to regroup and make adjustments to get out this funk the team is currently in.

Brad Marchand joins the show to talk about President Obama calling him out on stage and Tim Thomas skipping the White House visit.

Andrew joins John and Gerry to discuss the 4-1 victory over the Devils last night and talks about his slap shot goal that beat Martin Brodeur. Andrew also touches on Claude Julien's criticism of Nathan Horton and how he has responded to that criticism so far.

NESN's Jack Edwards makes his weekly appearance with the Big Show.

Andy joins D&C to discuss the Bruins 5-3 loss to the Lightning last night. What do the Bruins have to do to get back on track? Andy also touches on Claude Julien's criticism of Nathan Horton. Horton seemed to get the message last night with two goals in the loss.

Andrew joins Dennis and Callahan to discuss the 2-1 victory over the Canadiens last night at the Garden. Andrew also shares his thoughts on the P.K. Subban hit on David Krejci. Was it a clean or dirty hit? What does he think of P.K. Subban in general?

Marchand makes his weekly appearance on the Mut and Merloni Show and talks about being suspended his hit on Salo and the Vancouver Canucks team.

D&C talk with Andy Brickley about the Bruins and Canucks Stanley Cup Finals rematch from Saturday. Andy talks about whether he feels Brad Marchand deserved the suspension he got and some of the other player disputes in the game. After the Bruins beat the Jets last night he talks about that game and what the Bruins need to do to be successful with Marchand out for the next four games.

DJ joins Kirk Minihane from the Garden during the second intermission to discuss the possible suspensions of Milan Lucic and Brad Marchand. How long will the suspensions be if they are indeed suspended by Brendan Shanahan? DJ also discusses the tempo of the game so far and what to expect in the third period.

Chris Kelly joins the Mut and Merloni Show and talks about why the Bruins are red-hot the Stanley Cup rematch against the Canucks and his contract status.

Andrew joins Dennis and Callahan to talk about last night's 9-0 blowout victory over Calgary and says he is excited about tomorrow afternoon's Stanley Cup rematch with the Vancouver Canucks.

Jack joins Buck and Bradford to talk some Bruins hockey. Jack talks about the depth the Bruins roster has and how each line is coming together. Jack also talks about the tremendous goaltending duo of Tim Thomas and Tuukka Rask and how both players have been crucial in the Bruins continued success.