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The Boston Bruins need a top-line center. That’s not groundbreaking information; it’s been painfully obvious ever since Patrice Bergeron retired. What is new is the front office openly acknowledging it, as Cam Neely did at the end-of-season press conference last month. Since then, Bruins fans and media alike have been scouring the … Keep Reading
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After having three college hockey captains in their prospect pipeline during the 2025-26 season, the Boston Bruins will enter 2026-27 with at least one still within their ranks, as Ryan Walsh has been named team captain of Cornell for the second consecutive season. Walsh, drafted in the sixth round of … Keep Reading
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A year ago, the Boston Bruins entered the offseason with the goal of just finding their footing and playing meaningful games in March. Now, after exceeding those expectations and returning to the Stanley Cup playoffs, the Bruins know they must keep improving to close the gap with the true contenders … Keep Reading
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Group play at the 2026 World Championships has officially wrapped, and the bracket is set for the knockout stage. The back half of the preliminary round had several Boston Bruins embedded in the storylines, storming their way to qualification, fighting to stay alive, or just fighting to stay in the lineup. Here’s how … Keep Reading
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The Boston Bruins enter the 2026 NHL offseason in a unique and pivotal position for the franchise. They’re coming off a 45-win, 100-point season, a 24-point improvement from a year ago, and a return to the Stanley Cup playoffs. However, their first-round loss to Buffalo exposed glaring … Keep Reading
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Another member of the Boston Bruins 2021 NHL Draft has left the organization. As reported by Mark Divver on Tuesday morning, Oskar Jellvik, the Bruins’ fifth-round choice from that draft, has signed a two-year contract with Rogle BK in his native Sweden. He had exhausted his collegiate … Keep Reading
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The halfway point of the preliminary round at the IIHF World Championship in Switzerland is fast approaching, with all eight participating Bruins having played three of their seven group-stage matches. The collective performance of the group has been a mixed bag thus far, with Finland and Canada’s unbeaten starts … Keep Reading
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Two Boston Bruins will be reprising their roles on the international stage less than three months after winning bronze medals in Milan. Henri Jokiharju and Joonas Korpisalo were both named to Finland’s final roster for the IIHF World Championship on Tuesday morning, each making their second appearance in the tournament.… Keep Reading
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When the Boston College Eagles entered the Hockey East Tournament last March, Bruins fans everywhere watched intently for one reason – James Hagens. Boston’s prized draft pick had been the driving force of the Eagles all season, shattering his freshman year scoring totals, winning the Beanpot, and earning First-Team All-American … Keep Reading
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For the second consecutive spring, Mason Lohrei has been named to Team USA’s preliminary roster for the upcoming IIHF World Championships in Switzerland. The Bruins blueliner will be one of just two returning members of last year’s squad, alongside Edmonton’s Isaac Howard, who won the gold medal in Stockholm, the … Keep Reading
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