The fact that the Bruins are even entertaining the notion of taking a gamble on gimpy Peter Forsberg speaks volumes about their internal desperation over adding more offense to the struggling team. Full Article at Worcester Telegram & Gazette

Cam Neely, like a lot of people in hockey, can’t positively identify the root of the problem, but the Bruins’ Hall of Fame winger figures he would begin by scrutinizing the equipment. “These,’’ said Neely, pointing emphatically to his right elbow. Full Article at Boston Globe

TORONTO -- While much of Wednesday's session of the NHL General Managers Meeting was focused on keeping skaters safe by addressing blindside hits to the head, there also was a fair amount of time focused on keeping goalies safe despite a desire to... Full Article at National Hockey league | NHL.com

Roberto Luongo’s cracked rib is a significant thorn in Vancouver’s side, but it’s also a window of opportunity for Andrew Raycroft, the ex-Bruin netminder (and 2004 NHL Rookie of the Year) who went shopping for a new hockey home as a free agent in July. Full Article at Boston Globe

Soon after the Bruins’ 2-0 loss to Detroit Tuesday at Joe Louis Arena, David Krejci complained of flu-like symptoms. Yesterday, the team confirmed that Krejci was diagnosed with the H1N1 virus, making him the first Bruin to contract the illness. Full Article at Boston Globe

Boston center David Krejci missed the game and will stay away from the team for the next 3-5 days while he is quarantined with the swine flu. Full Article at The San Jose Mercury News

BOSTON — Bruins general manager Peter Chiarelli looked like he'd been up all night caring for his young when he addressed the press prior to Thursday night's 2-1 shootout loss to Montreal at TD Garden. Full Article at SouthCoastToday.com

: Boston Bruins center David Krejci will stay away from the team for the next 3-5 days while he is quarantined with the swine flu. Full Article at CBS Sports

General manager Peter Chiarelli announced Thursday that the team's medical staff confirmed a diagnosis of H1N1 for the 23-year-old Krejci. Full Article at NBC Sports

WILMINGTON - Bruins netminder Tuukka Rask, 1-1-1 with just about four weeks ticked off the NHL schedule, has been fed a slow but steady diet of play thus far. Full Article at Boston Globe

OTTAWA - Last night, for the first time this season, the Bruins had 20 relatively healthy players in uniform, plus three more in suits and ties watching the game from the Scotiabank Place press box. Full Article at Boston Globe

PHILADELPHIA - The Bruins have holes to fill in their lineup, especially up front where this week they lost Milan Lucic (fractured finger) and Marc Savard (broken bone in foot) for most, if not all, of next month. What to do? Full Article at Boston Globe

Daniel Paille didn’t ask the Buffalo Sabres to trade him, but he didn’t mind when they did. Full Article at Boston Herald

F orgive Boston Bruins general manager Peter Chiarelli – or coach Claude Julien for that matter – if they look a little stricken these days. That’s what happens when your best-laid plans unravel, largely through no fault of your own. Full Article at Globe and Mail

After watching his team stumble to a 3-4-0 start despite returning most of the 2008-09 squad that made it to within one game of the Eastern Conference Finals, Bruins GM Peter Chiarelli decided the time was right to make a change and hopefully light a... Full Article at National Hockey league | NHL.com

Bruins GM Peter Chiarelli revealed that top center Marc Savard actually suffered his broken foot during a pre-season practice, and aggravated the problem in practice Tuesday. Full Article at Bruins Insider (BostonHerald.com)

BOSTON, MA - Boston Bruins General Manager Peter Chiarelli announced today that the club has placed forward Marc Savard on long term injured reserve (broken left foot) and has recalled forward Trent Whitfield from Providence on an emergency... Full Article at Sports Blogs

WILMINGTON - Less than 48 hours after trading struggling forward Chuck Kobasew for draft picks, general manager Peter Chiarelli is at it again, trying to shake the complacency out of the Bruins. Full Article at Boston Globe

I consider myself an analytical sort, not prone to snap judgements one way or another. But there are occasions when I am pushed to my boundaries. This is one of those times. The issue: the Boston Bruins. Full Article at NECN