Jim McBride is a Bruins beat reporter and writer for The Boston Globe. With a rich background in sports journalism, he has covered a wide range of topics including team sports, major league sports, and competitive sports, while also delving into sports business and broadcasting. Jim's work has been featured in The Dogwood, The Post and Courier, The Boston Globe, and Boston.com.
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Jim McBride focuses on local sports coverage, with a heavy emphasis on hockey and the Boston Bruins. He regularly covers evolving stories and seeks expert commentary to provide in-depth insights into the team's performance, player dynamics, and game analysis.
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Marco Sturm is going home. And so too are J.J. Peterka and Lukas Reichel.
By: Jim McBride
“I kind of like that competition aspect of it, especially going into camp, knowing you've got to earn your spot,” he said. “And we have a lot of really good NHL-caliber defensemen that are going to be competing for spots. And I think that's going to just help everybody raise their compete level. I know it's going to help me, for sure.”
By: Jim McBride
This story originally appeared in this week's Sunday Hockey Notes. Read the rest here.
By: Jim McBride
I t's all still pretty surreal to James Hagens Cruising through the hallways at Warrior Ice Arena, he's still surprised by who he can bump into on any given day at any given time.
By: Jim McBride
NEWPORT, R.I. — On this center court, Roger Federer's emotions poured out.
By: Jim McBride
PLYMOUTH — The Bruins literally got back into the swing of things Wednesday at their annual outing to support the Boston Bruins Foundation at Pinehills Golf Club.
By: Jim McBride
Charlie McAvoy regrets that he “snapped” and delivered a two-handed slash to Sabres winger Zach Benson at the end of Game 6, but the Bruins defenseman
By: Jim McBride
Max Lundgren was undecided. Growing up in Sweden, Lundgren was waffling between putting his efforts into soccer (a.k.a. fotboll in Swedish) or hockey.
