By Matt Dolloff, 985TheSportsHub.com Charlie McAvoy has become such a good player so quickly, you forget sometimes that he's still just 21 years old. He's only been legally allowed to drink alcohol for six months. So it's understandable that the Bruins defenseman would be fighting through a whirlwind of emotions in his first Stanley Cup…
If and when Zdeno Chara finally calls it a career, the Bruins defense looks like it will be in good hands based on how they dominated the Hurricanes in Game 4.
The "Mayor of Charlestown" Matt Grzelcyk shined for the Bruins in Game 2, a game in which their defense severely outplayed their counterparts on Carolina.
Steven Kampfer is likely to slide in for the suspended Charlie McAvoy when the Bruins take on the Hurricanes in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals.
Charlie McAvoy might find himself in trouble with Player Safety after Game 6. His hit to the head of the Blue Jackets' Josh Anderson lead to a suspension.
Signing Charlie McAvoy long-term remains a top priority for the Boston Bruins. But a new report suggests they tried an extension last offseason before the defenseman turned it down.
After the Bruins blew a three-goal lead, Chris Wagner tied the Sharks back up on a goal that possibly shouldn't have counted. Then Charlie McAvoy finished the job in overtime.
Charlie McAvoy scored the game-winning goal with just 1:13 left in regulation as the Boston Bruins conquered the Los Angeles Kings with a 4-2 road win.
