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First Bruins 365 sighting in the wild

Last night was an incredible experience. Still so honoured and humbled to have had the opportunity to share my story for the Rotary Club of Sudbury’s Dine with the Author fundraiser. Thanks to everyone who came out to support Rotary’s literary efforts & celebrate Bruins 365 💛🖤

Natural hat trick

Unboxing books has seemed to become an annual family tradition in our house, but no matter how many times you’ve done it, it’s always such a special feeling to share that first glimpse of your book with the ones you love 📚 💕

I asked AI to make the Sudbury Wolves logo real, and the results are terrifying

As a tribute to Ken Dryden, I read The Game again, probably the first time I can honestly say I’ve re-read a book, and it’s just as magical as the first time I read it. Still the gold standard for me when it comes to hockey writing.

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Bruins 365 is officially out in exactly two months. Pre-order your copy now from wherever you like to buy books: linktr.ee/Bruins365 Bruins 365 will be available in Canada and the U.S. on Oct. 21, 2025 #Bruins365 #NHLBruins

📚 New Locked On Boston Bruins! Hockey historian @mikecommito.bsky.social joins me to talk about his upcoming book Bruins365 — from Doug Mohns & Cam Neely to Bobby Orr & Terry Fox. Great stories. Rare history. Pure Bruins. 🎧 Listen / 📺 Watch: link.chtbl.com/LOBruins

Ray Bourque days until Bruins 365 hits bookshelves

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