Brad Marchand of the Boston Bruins is taking a radio host to task after a report that teammate David Pastrnak refused to play on the same line with him A report on Friday which indicated there was a major rift within the Boston Bruins has been called out by one of the players named in the report.

There appears to be no discontent in Boston. On Friday, Boston Bruins captain Brad Marchand spoke with the media and responded to a report that said he and David Pastrňák didn’t want to play on the same line.

the Boston Bruins were playing their third game in four nights. Or that it was their second straight game after returning from Toronto early Sunday morning. David Pastrnak felt alive.

The Boston Bruins, seeking to end their three-game losing streak, hosted the struggling New York Islanders at TD Garden on Sunday. However, the Islanders, also riding a three-game winless streak ...

The Bruins are 31st in the NHL in power-play percentage at 12.2 percent, a far cry from the 22.2 percent (14th) of last season. Pastrnak has eight points (four goals, four assists) on the man-advantage and has two assists on the power play since Dec. 10, his last coming Dec. 21.

The Boston Bruins are having an awful time of late, losing six straight games and falling further down the standings in the Atlantic Division. With a 20-19-5 re

Brad Marchand pulled no punches when asked of a report from WEEI's Rich Keefe about a rift between him and David Pastrnak.

Brad Marchand wasted no time in firing back when asked about the report and emphatically denied any rift between him and David Pastrnak.

The Bruins didn’t need any of this during an already trying season. On Friday, WEEI’s Rich Keefe reported the team’s two biggest stars, David Pastrnak and Brad Marchand, are beefing — a storyline both players quickly denied.

Boston Bruins captain Brad Marchand called a WEEI report about David Pastrnak being the center of a rift on the team "blatant lies."

David Pastrnak seems to have finally found form as the Boston Bruins forward, who signed an eight-year, $90 million contract in 2023, recorded his second consecutive two-goal game on Sunday night.