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By: Ryan Jainchill | Follow me on Twitter / X @Jainchill_Ryan
When the Boston Bruins finalize a roster for opening night on October 8th, General Manager Don Sweeney and new Head Coach Marco Sturm will have their fair share of options for the bottom six. From a youth-infused, speed-focused group to a veteran-heavy unit, there are endless options to round out the Bruins’ … Keep Reading
By: Declan Flavin | Follow me on Twitter / X @FlavinDeclan
New Boston Bruins head coach Marco Sturm is entering a critical reset period for the organization. The change from Jim Montgomery and Joe Sacco to Sturm is highly anticipated for multiple reasons.
As much as Sacco tried to maintain the key elements of the Bruins’ style of play, the wheels … Keep Reading
By: Ryan Bosworth | Follow me on Twitter / X @RyanJBosworth
Elias Lindholm’s first season in Boston left much to be desired. Signed to a seven-year, $54.25 million contract when free agency opened in July of 2024, hopes were high for Boston’s newly acquired first-line center. Things didn’t exactly go as planned after a back injury … Keep Reading
By: Eamonn McLean | Follow me on Twitter/X @EamonnMcLean44
The end of August in Boston typically represents a lot of different things. Some years, it’s the beginning of a playoff push for the hometown Red Sox. Sometimes it’s the gradual change from hot and humid summer air to cooler autumn temperatures. However, the calendar flipping to September always represents the beginning of the Boston Bruins’ … Keep Reading
By: Declan Flavin | Follow me on Twitter / X @FlavinDeclan
The Boston Bruins are in a reset, and Casey Mittelstadt is in one of his own for his career. Things have not exactly panned out how he wanted after being selected eighth overall in the 2017 National Hockey League draft by the Buffalo Sabres.
Luckily, this organization is a great … Keep Reading
By: Jack Studley | Follow me on Twitter/X @jackstudley13
Historically, the Boston Bruins have been a team shaped by their defensive identity, and that has come with penalty kill success. However, the Bruins’ penalty kill was below average last season, not nearly as bad as the power play, but it was nothing to be happy about. Finishing at a rate of 76.3%, the … Keep Reading
By: Jack Studley | Follow me on Twitter/X @jackstudley13
The Boston Bruins’ power play last season was poor; there is no good way to describe it. The numbers will back it up: the power play finished at 15.2%, the lowest that number has been since the lockout-shortened 2013 season. Throughout this past season, the power play underwent a lot of change, notably losing key contributors … Keep Reading
By: Neil Simmons | Follow me on Twitter / X: @NSimmz
Andre Gasseau drew headlines last week when he was announced as a Co-Captain at Boston College for 2025-26, but he wasn’t the first Bruins prospect to be named to their leadership group for the upcoming year. That honor belongs to Mason Langenbrunner, who will be entering his senior season at Harvard as … Keep Reading
By: Declan Flavin | Follow me on Twitter / X @FlavinDeclan
In a retooling season, the Boston Bruins’ potential can only be so high. The organization-wide reset will place a natural ceiling on chemistry and other areas of the game. The youth of the Bruins, as well as the experienced players, will make plenty of mistakes as part of the … Keep Reading
By: Neil Simmons | Follow me on Twitter / X: @NSimmz
It’s well documented that Boston College will head into the 2025-26 NCAA Hockey season boasting six Boston Bruins draft picks in their lineup, but the spotlight hasn’t been distributed evenly. James Hagens (rightfully) gets top billing as the top draft pick from this past June. Will Moore is another exciting prospect who … Keep Reading
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