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By: Matthew Lemear | Follow Me on X @Mlemear331
As the hockey world knows, the Boston Bruins went full-sell and dealt away team Captain Brad Marchand on the National Hockey League’s trade deadline day. The Bruins also dealt assistant Captain Brandon Carlo and fill-in assistant Captain Charlie Coyle on the same day. After trading away three prominent members of your on-ice leadership team, we … Keep Reading
By: Kenny Kaminsky | Follow me on Twitter/X @KennyKaminsky
The 2017 National Hockey League Entry Draft was filled with unrealized potential and will likely be remembered as one of Boston Bruins General Manager Don Sweeney’s worst. It’s important to discuss this because drafting players can be incredibly challenging. Despite the disappointing results, the Boston Bruins managed to acquire one of their team’s cornerstones, … Keep Reading
By: Matthew Lemear | Follow me on X @Mlemear331
The Boston Bruins are an NHL Original Six franchise and the first American-based franchise for the NHL. The Bruins made their NHL debut during the 1925-1926 season and have since become one of the league’s most successful and prestigious franchises.
Choosing a good captain is paramount to a franchise, especially the caliber of the Bruins and … Keep Reading
By: Neil Simmons | Follow me on Twitter / X: @NSimmz
Hockey goaltenders are unpredictable. One night, they look like the next big thing and the next, they can’t stop a beach ball. They could lock down a crease as a franchise cornerstone for a decade or bounce around a dozen different teams by the end of their career. The Boston Bruins are well-versed in … Keep Reading
By: Tim Burke | Follow me on Twitter / X @timsports3
Following a second straight season that resulted in a home-ice elimination loss to the Florida Panthers, where the Boston Bruins were pushed around, General Manager Don Sweeney clearly stressed building a bigger, stronger, and heavier roster. Signing 6 foot 6 defender Nikita Zadorov to a six-year, $30 million contract … Keep Reading
By: Steve McClure | Follow me on Twitter / X @stmcclure1993
Kevan Miller, a Boston Bruins’ alumnus who played for the club from 2013 through 2021, is celebrating his 37th birthday today. Miller was a rugged, stay-at-home defenseman who played in 352 contests for Boston until knee injuries prematurely ended his career.
The University of Vermont product and two-year captain, signed an amateur contract with the … Keep Reading
By: Steve McClure | Follow me on Twitter / X @stmcclure1993
Happy birthday to former Boston Bruin standout Ralph ‘Cooney’ Weiland. The Seaforth, Ontario native was born in 1904 and played for the team from 1928-29 through 1931-32 and again from 1935-36 through 1938-39.
Weiland immediately became a full-time contributor to the Boston lineup in 1928-29 as a rookie, scoring eleven goals in 42 games. … Keep Reading
By: Neil Simmons | Follow me on Twitter / X: @NSimmz
Hundreds of pro hockey players have donned the iconic Boston Bruins Spoked B weather throughout their first one hundred years in the National Hockey League. Many of them came to Boston as draft picks with high hopes of becoming the future of the franchise. For some, like Peter Cehlárik, that … Keep Reading
By: Steve McClure | Follow me on Twitter / X @stmcclure1993
Glen Murray, the Bruins’ first round draft pick in 1991, is celebrating his 52nd birthday today. He played right-wing over the course of two stints with Boston—from 1991-1995 and again from 2001-2008.
‘Muzz’, as Murray was known to teammates, showed real offensive potential in his first go-around with the organization. Playing on a third line … Keep Reading
By: Steve McClure | Follow me on Twitter / X @stmcclure1993
Today is Sergei Samsonov’s 46th birthday. ‘Mighty Mouse’, as he would come to be known to fans and teammates, was the eighth overall pick of the Boston Bruins in the 1997 NHL draft—just seven picks after Boston had secured Joe Thornton as the number one overall pick.
Whereas Thornton took a period of time to … Keep Reading
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