With each team tired, but hoping to gain in their divisions, the Bruins and Jets do battle in Winnipeg tonight:

• Not everyone was happy about the Bruins' scrappiness against the Capitals on Saturday, apparently, and poor Johnny Boychuk had a bad day. [MassLive.com]
• The Good Sportsmanship award goes to Penguins Tomas Vokoun and Brooks Orpik, who immediately waved for a trainer as soon as David Krejci fell to the ice. [YouTube]
• The Bruins will adjust to the (thankfully) temporary loss of David Krejci, and have a number of options. Stepping up seems to be the buzzword. [BostonHerald]
• D.J. Bean's take on where the Bruins stand in the divison and conference after last weekend's games. [WEEI]
• And here's the scoop on the tee shirt Nathan Horton sported after the Caps game. [Boston.com]

In the world of the Providence Bruins, Bruins' prospects, former Bruins and beyond:

• Ryan Spooner has been recalled on an emergency basis from Providence. [ProvidenceJournal]
• Welcome Alexander Fallstrom to Providence! He has assisted on a Max Sauve goal. [@kluedeke29]
• Koko Alert! The Spitfires' season has ended, might Alexander Khokhlachev be headed for Providence? [CausewayCrowd]
• And in Providence Goalie watch, Malcolm Subban has good numbers. [@kluedeke29]
• While his teammate Niklas Svedberg has joined the 30 Wins club. Oh, ...nice hashtag on this tweet, too. [@kluedeke29]
• Bruins prospect Seth Griffith (OHL London Knights) won the Jim Mahon Memorial Trophy as top scoring right winger. [BlackburnNews]
• Typo Trivia! What error on the Stanley Cup has to do with the 1971-72 Bruins? [NHL.com]
• Speaking of the Stanley Cup, DROP IT ALREADY (if you'll pardon the expression.) Here's a list of misfortunes suffered by the Cup. [NHL.com]
• Remembering Tim Thomas... good times. Here's a retrospective. [NewEnglandHockeyJournal]
• Sheriff Shane Hnidy sends his congratulations to Shawn Thornton on his new foundation. [@sheriffTSN1290]
• The Shawn Thornton Foundation will fight Parkinson's Disease. [ThorntonFoundation]
• Citing his wish to reunite with his family in Florida, Marco Sturm does not plan to play for Germany in the Olympics or for IIHF Cup, although a return to Köln is still on the table. (auf Deutsch.). [SpiegelOnline]