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Through the first seven games of the 2026–27 National Hockey League season, the Boston Bruins have posted a solid 5–2–0 record and sit atop the Atlantic Division standings. While elite goaltending from Jeremy Swayman and primary scoring from front-line forward options like David Pastrňák have provided predictable stability, one key factor powering Boston’s strong start has … Keep Reading
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When the Boston Bruins traded goaltender Joonas Korpisalo to the New York Rangers in July, it opened the door for the American Hockey League’s 2025-26 Most Valuable Player, Michael DiPietro, to slide in as Jeremy Swayman’s backup. As the Bruins navigate an intense opening month of the regular season, … Keep Reading
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When Boston Bruins General Manager Don Sweeney parted with two first-round draft choices on the opening night of the 2026 National Hockey League draft to acquire JJ Peterka from the Utah Mammoth, the front office made a clear declaration: Boston’s window is open now, and adding a player with dynamic, game-breaking speed with a goal scorer’s … Keep Reading
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For the first time since May 1st, 2026, the Boston Bruins will play a meaningful hockey game. Tonight kicks off the 2026-27 National Hockey League season, as the Bruins will host the New York Rangers at TD Garden. Coming off a 2025-26 season that saw the Bruins hit the 100-point mark … Keep Reading
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Preseason hockey has a unique way of testing fans’ heart rates across New England. A defensive lapse here, a broken sequence there, and suddenly the alarm bells start ringing. After Friday night’s 3-2 defeat to the Washington Capitals at Capital One Arena, some Boston Bruins fans may immediately fixate on special teams breakdowns and vent early-autumn … Keep Reading
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When training camp opens across the National Hockey League, depth forwards understand that every shift in September carries the weight of a regular-season roster spot. For Boston Bruins forward Michael Eyssimont, Tuesday night’s preseason tilt against the Philadelphia Flyers at TD Garden was more than just a … Keep Reading
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Matt Poitras enters the 2026-27 National Hockey League season at an important point in his development. The 22-year-old forward remains with the Boston Bruins after signing a one-year, two-way contract extension with an $850,000 NHL salary-cap hit. The contract gives him another opportunity to establish himself as a regular NHL player, but earning … Keep Reading
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When veteran power forward Chris Kreider hit the open market following his contract termination with the Anaheim Ducks, the speculation was immediate. For local analysts and fans alike, a match between the Boxford, Massachusetts native and the Boston Bruins seemed preordained. Insiders listed Boston as a potential landing spot, … Keep Reading
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Every successful National Hockey League team requires an identity-setting bottom six, and for the Boston Bruins, center Mark Kastelic emerged as a key engine in that engine room. During a career-best 2025–26 campaign, the 27-year-old forward set personal high-water marks across the board: 12 goals, 10 assists, 22 points, 140 penalty … Keep Reading
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When the National Hockey League’s Department of Player Safety handed down a six-game suspension to Charlie McAvoy to open the 2026–27 campaign after a slashing incident against Buffalo’s Zach Benson in Game Six, it sent an immediate shockwave through the Boston Bruins’ blue line. Missing an elite, top-pair cornerstone who logs standard … Keep Reading
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