Are the Boston Bruins a Lock to Return to the Stanley Cup Final in 2014?

April 3rd, 2014 by Steve Macfarlane Leave a reply »

They lost just once in regulation in the entire month of March. They've locked up the Atlantic Division title and are a win away from securing the Eastern Conference's regular-season crown as well.

The Boston Bruins are well on their way to another crack at the Stanley Cup.

Who's going to stop them from a third appearance in the final series in four seasons?

The Metropolitan Division-leading Pittsburgh Penguins didn't fare too well a year ago in their Eastern Conference Final matchup versus Boston, when the offensive powerhouse Pens managed just two goals in the four-game Bruins sweep.

The Tampa Bay Lightning have a feel-good story going with a Vezina-worthy goaltender in Ben Bishop and newly promoted captain Steven Stamkos providing hope, but the underdog doesn't have the same teeth as the big bad bears.

The Montreal Canadiens in a grueling seven-game series? They don't have the size or toughness to keep pace.



The New York Rangers are backed by a world-class goaltender and have been hot lately, winning 10 of their last 14 games prior to Thursday night. But just three of tho ...

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