Sure, every year it's the same tired line. "This might be the year". Sorry guys, that was franchised by the Sox until they hit paydirt. Now the slogan resides in Cubbyland guarded by (close your eyes Cub fans) Steve Bartman.

You're never gonna get it back from them...

chara will make all players play a little bit bigger and with confidence, just like he did in ottawa. He will have his teams back when they get cheep shots takin on them. Things like that don't show up in the stats, he is the most intense player Boston has had since Cam Neely wore the B. If you don't belive me, just look at the way the Sens are being pushed around now

The Ruins owners did all they could to get rid of the Whalers. May the ghost of }3 curse the Ruins for eternity...

They've had a rough start so far, and now they've traded Thornton. I love Joe, but since the trade they've started winning again. Sometimes it takes a shock to restart a heart, I guess. Aside from that, though, they need to play Hannu Toivinen (did I spell that right?) more. Raycroft was good last season, but hasn't done anything spectacular at all this year. Toivinen seems to be winning most of his games so far, so the choice should be obvious. Maybe Raycroft should have some time to sit on the bench and think about things.

I'm glad that Harry Sinden is a part of the Ruins, and not the Sens. Good core group of kids, but stay away from the free-agent pool (see Martin LaPointe....). No worries, they'll trade away Bergeron for a stick and some pucks (aka Tie Domi).

I love my Bruins, but spend some money and keep guys like Murrey and Rolston.

Almost always overachieving during the season, only to crash and burn when push comes to shove. Jeremy Jacobs to blame? Well.....Yeah!

There a good team and it always seems that they some how always mess up in the playoffs.

Mike Milbury was a Bruin and he's from Mass. - Enough said

Highest winning percentage of any team in north american sports. AS soon as their players get playoff experience, the cups will start pouring in again.

I'll give them a 2, just because Glen Murray is from Bridgewater N.S where I live.

Great tradition, when you consider how many legends have played on the Bruins, but the current team -- are you kidding me?

I love them because they're my hometown team, but they really disappoint me at times.

With Dafoe back, they'll be ok.