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Chris Gere

Chris Gere

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Co-Host, Brews & Bruins

San Diego

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Football , Combat Sports , Motorsports , Tennis

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I don't cover day-to-day politics or crime.

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Seniority Positions

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Total articles 11

  • Boston Bruins Preseason Questions Asked & Answered

    By Chris Gere| The Hockey Writers Verified Going into the 2017-18 season, the Boston Bruins were a mystery. General Manager Don Sweeney did little in the offseason to improve a team that struggled from the blue line and with secondary scoring. He opted instead to keep roster spots open for promising young prospects. Additionally, key players who were already well into, or past, their primes were now another year older. Needless to say, the Bruins entered this season with a lot of important questions.

    By Chris Gere · The Hockey Writers

    Dec. 30, 2017

  • Ryan Nugent-Hopkins - Boston Bruins Should Take a Pass

    By Chris Gere| The Hockey Writers Verified Recent rumors indicate that the Boston Bruins have expressed interest in Edmonton Oilers center Ryan Nugent-Hopkins. Nick Kypreos mentioned the Bruins on Hockey Night in Canada as a team that has checked on the 24-year-old pivot’s availability. The Bruins may be looking for a center for any number of reasons. For starters, Ryan Spooner is a restricted free agent (RFA) again at the end of this season. So far, including last season, he’s done nothing to force himself into the team’s future plans.

    By Chris Gere · The Hockey Writers

    Nov. 29, 2017

  • Boston Bruins Preseason Questions Asked & Answered

    By Chris Gere| The Hockey Writers Verified Going into the 2017-18 season, the Boston Bruins were a mystery. General Manager Don Sweeney did little in the offseason to improve a team that struggled from the blue line and with secondary scoring. He opted instead to keep roster spots open for promising young prospects. Additionally, key players who were already well into, or past, their primes were now another year older. Needless to say, the Bruins entered this season with a lot of important questions.

    By Chris Gere · The Hockey Writers

    Dec. 30, 2017

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Brews & Bruins