Winners in two of their three games this past week, the battle of attrition continues to be the Bruins toughest opponent as of late.

This time last week the Bruins were first place in the Atlantic Division and riding high following a high profile win over the Canadiens in Montreal. However, for those who read last week's recap, you may remember that caution was thrown to the wind regarding Boston's final five games before American Thanksgiving where it was noted that ...

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Well, would you look at that. The Boston Bruins (12-8-0) are a quarter of the way through the season and currently 1st place in the Atlantic Division, 3rd place in the Eastern Conference, and 6th overall in the NHL standings.

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In what's been a roller coaster start to the season, it's only fitting that the Boston Bruins find themselves with a record of 7-7-0 through fourteen games.

Since returning home from a winless road trip, the Bruins regulation losing streak extended from four games to six after losses to the Florida Panthers, and Anaheim Ducks, before finally getting back in the win column against the Colorado Avalanche.

Lack of speed, and skill evident in BOS lineup and when is it too early in a season to talk trades?

Should Boston resign this pending unrestricted free agent?

Key takeaways through the first week of the Boston Bruins season.

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How many points will each Bruin score this season?

Previewing and predicting the Atlantic Division

Should BOS trade any waiver eligible players before possibly losing them for nothing?

They're development is still on a good pace, and as evidenced by at least one, if not both of them possibly making the team out of camp.

Since the start of on-ice camp on September, 18, practices each day have been split up into two sessions - Group A, and Group B. Both groups featured a pretty even mix of NHL players, and AHL players. That was at least, until today.

Early training camp indications of what BOS roster may look like; Detailing hypotheticals of a James Hagens ELC

Who are some under the radar Bruins rookies to watch during this weekends prospect challenge?

this is the first time in my career that we're going into this year probably not being a playoff team by a lot of people's metrics ... we're a playoff team everyday of the week in my mind

Who's one player that is a dark horse candidate to make the Bruins out of camp?