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Tom Calautti is a graduate of UMass Amherst (Go UMass!) and a lifelong Bruins fan. I covered NCAA hockey while in college and now report on all things Bruins. Infamous in men's league and career 4th line energy guy who can chip in on offense.
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The Providence Bruins have had a less-than-encouraging start to the 2023-24 season. The team has registered 19 points through its first 19 games, good enough for seventh in their division and eight points out of first place. Boston’s AHL affiliate hasn’t been able to celebrate much so far, but one player who has … Keep Reading
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Bruins fans haven’t had much to complain about over the first 14 games of the 2023-24 season. The team is 11-1-2, sits atop the Atlantic Division, and has the fewest regulation losses in the NHL. Despite their impressive start, fans and media alike have pointed to Hampus Lindholm’s lack of offensive production as a … Keep Reading
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For the first time in quite a few years, the Boston Bruins have some buzz surrounding their prospect pool. Matt Poitras is officially sticking around, Johnny Beecher has jumped to the NHL, and Mason Lohrei is getting closer to a call-up. But all the fanfare surrounding Boston’s professional prospects has overshadowed one that may … Keep Reading
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After nine games of wondering, we finally have confirmation that Matt Poitras is here to stay. Boston Bruins head coach Jim Montgomery spoke with the media before Tuesday’s optional skate, saying, “(Poitras) is sticking around.”
The Poitras hype train began picking up steam after his third season with the OHL’s Guelph Storm, where he … Keep Reading
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When the schedule came out for the 2023-24 NHL season, Bruins fans had this game circled on their calendars. The Florida Panthers returned to the TD Garden for the first time since dashing Boston’s Stanley Cup hopes in game seven of the first round on TD Garden Ice.
The first period conjured flashbacks of … Keep Reading
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The regular season opener is just a day away as the Boston Bruins prepare to take the ice for the first time in their centennial season. As the long wait for hockey’s return ends, so does Black N’ Gold Hockey’s ranking of Boston’s top ten prospects. Without further adieu, the number one prospect in … Keep Reading
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The regular season is less than one week away, and the Boston Bruins are getting set for their centennial season. As we inch closer to puck drop, we get closer and closer to revealing Boston’s top prospect. The number two prospect in the Bruins’s system is Fabian Lysell.
Lysell was … Keep Reading
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Poitras Earns His Spot
The debate is over, and the final decision is clear: Matt Poitras belongs on this roster. Poitras slotted in as Boston’s third-line center last night, centering a line between Trent Frederic and Morgan Geekie. The 19-year-old phenom cemented his spot on the Bruins’s opening night roster with the game-winning … Keep Reading
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The Boston Bruins announced today that they have signed Frederic Brunet to an entry-level contract. The deal will pay Brunet $860,000 annually over the next three seasons.
The Gatineau, Quebec, native spent the 2022-23 season in the QMJHL where he put up career highs in goals (16), assists (57), and points (73) across … Keep Reading
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Last night, the Boston Bruins traveled to the City of Brotherly Love to complete their preseason home-and-home series with Philadelphia. Charlie Coyle made his preseason debut as the black and gold fell 3-1 to the Flyers at Wells Fargo Center. It was an uninspired effort for the Bruins, registering only 14 shots on … Keep Reading
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