Jim McBride is a Bruins beat reporter and writer for The Boston Globe. With a rich history in sports journalism, he has covered a wide range of topics including the Boston Bruins, NHL, and various competitive sports events, while also delving into sports business and broadcasting. He has been featured in The Dogwood and Boston Globe Technology.
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Jim McBride focuses on local sports coverage, with a heavy emphasis on hockey and the Boston Bruins. He regularly covers evolving stories and seeks expert commentary to provide in-depth insights into the team's performance, player dynamics, and game analysis.
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By: Jim McBride
It was no big deal to Brad Marchand In fact, the Bruins captain was rather incredulous that it was any kind of deal at all.
By: Jim McBride
Familiar ice, familiar slips. Back in friendly territory for the first time in more than a week, the Bruins continued to play a much-too-friendly style of hockey.
By: Jim Mcbride
"When things aren’t going the way you want them to, the only way to get out of it is to work, and you need to do it together as a group,” Marchand said.
By: Jim McBride
Johnny Beecher was honest about it. The Bruins winger sent one of the slickest passes of the season across the crease in Saturday night's win over the Maple Leafs, allowing Mark Kastelic to cash in on the doorstep.
It's a power outage. The Bruins couldn't capitalize on four power-play chances — landing just two total shots — in a 2-0 loss to the Flyers Tuesday night at TD Garden.
By: Jim McBride
RALEIGH, N.C. — Elias Lindholm first walked into the Lenovo Center (nee PNC Arena) as a fresh-faced Hurricanes rookie back in 2013.
RALEIGH, N.C. — It doesn't get much scarier than this on Halloween.
By: Jim McBride
RALEIGH, N.C. — When the battles were over Thursday night, the battle cries were the same: Time to stick together.
Edwards hung up his headset after his speech pattern changed and slowed over time.
By: Jim Mcbride
Justin Brazeau and Charlie Coyle scored as the Bruins followed up Saturday's shutout in Philadelphia with another at home.
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