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By: Jake Ferraro | Follow me on Twitter/X @18Jxxx18
Entering the 2026-27 National Hockey League season, the Boston Bruins have tremendous pressure on them. The Bruins will have to show that last season’s return to the playoffs wasn’t a fluke in a competitive Eastern Conference. On Sept. 29, the Bruins begin the season at home at TD Garden against the New York Rangers, … Keep Reading
By: Chad Jones | Follow me on Twitter/X @ShutUpChadJones
David Pastrnak has a chance to accomplish a very impressive feat once the 2026-2027 season gets underway for the Boston Bruins. The incredibly gifted winger will be in search of his fifth straight 100-point campaign.
Suiting up for 77 games last season, Pastrnak reached the elusive threshold by racking up a career-high 71 assists and potting … Keep Reading
By: Andrew Patten | Follow me on Twitter/X @a_patten11
When the Boston Bruins called James Hagens’ name with the seventh overall pick in the 2025 National Hockey League Entry Draft, it signaled a major shift in the organization’s future down the middle. For a franchise that had spent years navigating the post- Patrice Bergeron and David Krejci era with … Keep Reading
By: Jake Ferraro | Follow me on Twitter/X @18Jxxx18
Defenseman Andrew Nielsen was drafted with the 65th overall pick in the 2015 National Hockey League Draft by the Toronto Maple Leafs. Nielsen never got to play in an NHL game after being drafted and bounced around in the minor leagues. After playing for three different ECHL teams during the 2024-25 season, Nielsen signed with the … Keep Reading
By: Neil Simmons | Follow me on Twitter / X: @NSimmz
While college hockey prospects take the winter break to practice, rest, or spend time with family, Chris Pelosi spent his in Switzerland, competing in the Spengler Cup. The Quinnipiac forward went abroad after being named to the U.S. Collegiate Selects, an all-star roster of NCAA players assembled to face European … Keep Reading
By: Kelsea Durham | Follow me on Twitter/X @kelseadurham
Every season brings new faces, and the Boston Fleet’s 2025–26 rookie class made the most of its opportunities. From earning regular minutes to stepping up in key moments, each rookie played a role in shaping the team’s season.
Before the Fleet welcome their 2026–27 rookie class, here’s a look back at how each newcomer performed during their first … Keep Reading
By: Jake Ferraro | Follow me on Twitter/X @18Jxxx18
Tomorrow at 1 p.m. ET, the full 2026-27 National Hockey League regular season schedule will be announced. This upcoming NHL season will be the first 84-game season. However, the home openers for all 32 NHL teams have just been announced, and the Boston Bruins have three confirmed games on the schedule for next season … Keep Reading
By: Alexis Caines | Follow me on Twitter/X @alexiscaines_
The Boston Fleet announced that Haley Winn has been extended through the 2028-29 season. The announcement came on her 23rd birthday.
Winn had previously been on a three-year Standard Player Agreement. The reigning Rookie of the Year had one of the most impressive breakout seasons. In addition to winning Rookie of the Year, she was also … Keep Reading
By: Jake Ferraro | Follow me on Twitter/X @18Jxxx18
This offseason, the Providence Bruins have seen departures from their roster. Captain Patrick Brown left to sign overseas in Germany. Fabian Lysell was traded to the Colorado Avalanche at the 2026 National Hockey League Draft. Riley Tufte signed with the New Jersey Devils, and Michael Callahan signed with the Tampa Bay Lightning.
Now, another loss up … Keep Reading
By: Jake Ferraro | Follow me on Twitter/X @18Jxxx18
Just days before the 2026-27 National Hockey League schedule gets released, the Boston Bruins have announced changes to their Hockey Operations Staff. Today, Kevyn Adams has been named the senior advisor to the general manager. Dennis Bonvie has been named assistant general manager, player personnel. Jeremy Rogalski has been named assistant general manager, … Keep Reading
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