The Bear is Back!

Last year the Bruin's launched a web-series titled The Bear and the Gang which chronicled the interactions between the B's mascot and various Bruins players, staff and personalities. If you missed any of last season don't fret, both first season episodes are still up on the teams site. (Claude Julien steals the show.)

Earlier today the team unveiled the trailer for Season 2...



So basically Season 2 is going to be even better - if that's possible. There's so much that's right with this video. Johnny Boychuk rocking the goggles from Dr. Horrible's Sing Along Blog. Loui Eriksson's face watching the Bear carrying a sheep through the locker room. (Although in fairness to Eriksson he really only has one face. I'm not lying look at how far down you have to go to actually see him smile.) Or perhaps Brad Marchand throwing out a sac tap that would make Ashley Schaeffer jealous.

Check it out and let us know what you think. And don't forget to tune back in when the second season begins on December...ish.

Bear and the Gang: A Proper Intro

So looking back at the last post, I realize that it was a little slapdash on my part. I haven't written a Bruins post in a while, and I figured, what better way to get people thinking about the Bruins in a positive light than to give them another venue to watch Bear and the Gang?

Bear and the Gang started in late March, during the regular season, with an extended retro-sitcom-esque introduction featuring several Bruins players, National Anthem singer Rene Rancourt, NESN announcer Jack Edwards Claude Julien and of course, The Bear.

 Sit back, relax and enjoy the intro, and log onto bostonbruinsTV for more from the B's this off-season.

Bear and the Gang: Date Night

Bear and the Gang is probably the greatest thing that the Boston Bruins have done since their championship run last year. A close third being resigning Adam McQuaid.

In episode two, we find Bear having a date night with one lucky ice girl. As things start to get intimate, Claude Julien interrupts with his unique style of awkward humor that can only be brought to you by sports icons. I'm not entirely sure who writes these things, but if anyone can find that out, it'd be greatly appreciated.