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By: Jake Ferraro | Follow me on Twitter/X @18Jxxx18
The Providence Bruins had their 2025-26 season end in disappointment with a loss to the Springfield Thunderbirds in the Atlantic Division Semifinals in four games. This offseason, Providence has seen huge changes to its roster, with key players Patrick Brown, Riley Tufte, and Georgii Merkulov all departing. Even with a huge roster change, Providence will be … Keep Reading
By: Neil Simmons | Follow me on Twitter / X: @NSimmz
After using two selections on NCAA-bound players at the NHL Draft back in June, the Boston Bruins looked set to enter the 2026-27 season with 14 prospects in the college ranks. As of Monday night, that number has been trimmed by one.
Per Ryan Sikes of PuckPreps, Cullen McCrate, Boston’s … Keep Reading
By: Camryn Meece | Follow me on Twitter / X @MeeceCamryn
For decades, National Hockey League goaltenders played without masks. The position was built on visibility and toughness, with an unspoken expectation that stopping pucks meant doing so barefaced.
That began to change in 1959, when Jacques Plante became the first NHL goaltender to regularly wear a mask after returning to a game following a facial … Keep Reading
By: Megan Thun | Follow me on Twitter / X @mthunhockey
JJ Peterka’s Boston Bruins debut is coming in hot. This 24-year-old has already posted some interesting stats. With a shooting percentage comparable to David Pastrnak despite averaging less ice time per game, the Bruins are looking at an up-and-comer who could be a strong pillar in the Pasta-line.
That being said, … Keep Reading
By: Ryan Finch | Follow me on Twitter/X @RyanFinch0815
After an outstanding season with the Maine Mariners, forward Max Andreev has earned the next opportunity in his professional career, signing with the Providence Bruins of the American Hockey League. For the Mariners, Andreev’s departure is both a testament to the organization’s ability to develop talent and a significant loss to a roster that relied … Keep Reading
By: Jake Ferraro | Follow me on Twitter/X @18Jxxx18
This past January, the Maine Mariners made a trade with the Kalamazoo Wings to acquire forward Antonio Venuto in exchange for future considerations. The Mariners were Venuto’s second ECHL team in his career. Venuto finished out the 2025-26 ECHL season with the Mariners and had a solid finish overall to his season.
Now, Venuto, 26, is … Keep Reading
By: Neil Simmons | Follow me on Twitter / X: @NSimmz
There are two things Ryan Walsh wants before his time at Cornell is over: a national championship and a diploma. The Bruins prospect has been working towards both over his first three seasons in Ithaca and enters his senior year, his second as team captain, intent on finishing the job … Keep Reading
By: Jake Ferraro | Follow me on Twitter/X @18Jxxx18
Thirteen players have had their jersey number retired by the Boston Bruins. This past January, former captain and 2011 Stanley Cup champion Zdeno Chara was the most recent Bruin to have his number retired. On Dec. 1, Patrice Bergeron will be next to have the honor when the Bruins retire his number … Keep Reading
By: Jake Ferraro | Follow me on Twitter/X @18Jxxx18
Forward Ty Cheveldayoff is a native of Stone Plain, Alberta. Cheveldayoff joined the Maine Mariners in the 2023-24 season, where he played in two regular-season games, followed by seven playoff games. After playing with the Jacksonville Icemen in the 2024-25 ECHL season, Cheveldayoff returned to the Mariners for the 2025-26 season.
Now, Cheveldayoff, 23, has committed … Keep Reading
By: Jake Ferraro | Follow me on Twitter/X @18Jxxx18
This offseason, the Providence Bruins have seen drastic changes to their roster, both offensively and defensively, after having the American Hockey League’s best record in 2026. One area that changed significantly this offseason was goaltending. Michael DiPietro won back-to-back Aldege “Baz” Bastien trophies, along with winning the AHL MVP in 2026. With the Boston Bruins trading … Keep Reading
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