#Jack Studnicka

Scenes from Canucks skate: Oliver Ekman-Larsson could be a healthy scratch, Boeser to play with Pettersson and Kuzmenko vs. Lightning Welcome to scenes from morning skate brought to you by NHL betting odds site Betway! The Vancouver Canucks were on the ice early Thursday morning as they were living in the future that is the Eastern Time Zone. We…

This article was written by Kirsten Staple, who is part of the Professional Hockey Writers Association x To Hockey With Love Mentorship Program. This program pairs aspiring writers with established members of the association across North America to create opportunities for marginalized people that do not traditionally get published on larger…

Despite missing star Patrice Bergeron, the Bruins are still winning games and dominating possession. Their roster is in flux with today's trade deadline - but not as much as the Habs, who keep losing bodies and won't be able to hang with Boston tonight. After a spirited two-week stretch of winning hockey, the Montreal Canadiens are back to looking…

The Vancouver Canucks were still on the ice for an extended practice ahead of their flight to Calgary when the statement was issued on Bo Horvat's behalf. "I am focused on this season and playing for the Vancouver Canucks, helping the team in any way I can," the statement read. "I will not have any further comments this year about my…

Scenes from Canucks practice: Studnicka with Horvat and Miller, Bear and Hughes partnered on the blue line Photo credit: © Isaiah J. Downing-USA TODAY Sports The Vancouver Canucks were back on the ice today ahead of their trip to Calgary to face the Flames on Wednesday. But you'd be forgiven for not noticing, given the big statement that dropped…

Zero wins. Five losses. Two overtime losses. Infinite frustration. That's the story of the Vancouver Canucks rough start to the season. Nearly one-tenth of the season elapsed and Vancouver hadn't won a game. Their negative 12-goal differential, the second-worst mark in the league and lack of wins are bad, but the bad results tell only part of the…

The Boston Bruins will be lining up right across from the Washington Capitals in the season opener on Wednesday. Boston and Washington each made it into the playoffs a season ago but neither could reach their ultimate goal of winning the Stanley Cup. Both teams are somewhere in the middle of the pack in the Eastern Conference, but those who bet…

On Thursday night, A.J. Greer did his best to lay claim to a Bruins roster spot with a two-goal, seven-hit performance. On Saturday, it was Marc McLaughlin's turn to raise his hand. McLaughlin, the Billerica native and former Boston College captain, scored two goals to lead the B's to a 4-0 victory over the Philadelphia Flyers at the Garden in the…

A couple of weeks ago, there weren't a lot of people pegging A.J. Greer to win a spot on the Bruins' fourth line, never mind anything higher on the depth chart. But now, thanks to a key injury to Taylor Hall and his own solid play, Greer has been mentioned by coach Jim Montgomery as a left wing candidate to skate on Patrice Bergeron's line with…

The Bruins added another veteran body to their depleted defense corps, officially announcing that 36-year-old blueliner Anton Stralman has signed a professional tryout agreement. Stralman was in attendance at Warrior Ice Arena on Saturday morning, partaking in practice and a scrimmage with the players who are not playing in the Saturday night's…

BRIGHTON, MA - With Boston Bruins training camp now underway, it's the time for storylines and narratives to begin to take hold, impressions made with the new B's coaching staff and at the end of it all a roster that will be ready to start the regular season less than a month from now. So with that in mind, here's five burning questions facing the…

With just weeks left before the start of the NHL season, one might be tempted to call the Boston Bruins predictable. In the last 15 years, the team has qualified for the playoffs 13 times. Aside from a brief reset period from 2014 to 2016, the Bruins have been remarkably consistent. Fans are used to winning 40-plus games per season, thanks to a…

Patrice Bergeron is the Bruins' captain. He stands among the franchise's all-time greats. He is the NHL's best defensive forward ever, as his record-setting fistful of Selke Trophies confirms. He is a difference-maker by every measure. Bergeron's decision to return, then, touches the organization in ways that few individuals can. Consider his…