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By: Jack Aylmer | Follow me on Twitter / X @Jack_Aylmer
With the Boston Bruins’ final pick of the 2026 National Hockey League Entry Draft held at the KeyBank Center in Buffalo, New York, the team selected defenceman Cullen McCrate in the seventh round (216th overall), taking a flier on a player fresh off a breakout season in the USHL with the Fargo … Keep Reading
By: Jake Ferraro | Follow me on Twitter/X @18Jxxx18
After a historic 2025-26 regular season, the Providence Bruins have seen their roster get shaken up, and it will be a different look for the upcoming 2026-27 American Hockey League season. Providence has seen additions and subtractions to its roster. Now, Providence has made some recent additions to its roster. Today, Providence signed forwards … Keep Reading
By: Jake Ferraro | Follow me on Twitter/X @18Jxxx18
In the 2025-26 National Hockey League season, the Boston Bruins’ goaltending was solid throughout. Jeremy Swayman finished third in 2026 Vezina Trophy voting, and Joonas Korpisalo had solid stretches as his backup. Swayman and Korpisalo formed a respected duo throughout the season. However, Korpisalo was inconsistent at times, which the Bruins couldn’t take anymore with two … Keep Reading
By: Eamonn McLean | Follow me on Twitter/X @EamonnMcLean44
With the dust finally settled on the 2026 National Hockey League Entry Draft and development camp complete, I figured there was no better time than the present to drop my annual pre-season Top Ten Bruins prospects list. If you’d like to compare this year’s list to last year’s, I’ve included a link here… Keep Reading
By: Jake Ferraro | Follow me on Twitter/X @18Jxxx18
The Boston Bruins have seen players who played for them in the American League for the Providence Bruins leave this offseason. Captain Patrick Brown and Fabian Lysell were each lost in June. Last week, reports that defenseman Michael Callahan would test free agency hit the airwaves, and now, those reports have hit the Bruins. Today, Callahan … Keep Reading
By: Jake Ferraro | Follow me on Twitter/X @18Jxxx18
On March 6, 2026, Boston Bruins general manager Don Sweeney made a trade with the Philadelphia Flyers involving prospects. The Bruins traded forward Brett Harrison and defenseman Jackson Edward in exchange for Massimo Rizzo and Alexis Gendron. After being acquired, Gendron spent the rest of the season in the American Hockey League with the Providence Bruins.… Keep Reading
By: Neil Simmons | Follow me on Twitter / X: @NSimmz
The Boston Bruins had an eventful, if unpredictable, NHL Draft this past weekend. While the JJ Peterka trade on Friday evening grabbed the headlines, Saturday brought seven new prospects to the organization. Some of their selections raised a few eyebrows relative to the consensus draft boards, or Black n Gold’s … Keep Reading
By: Mark Allred | Follow me on Twitter / X @BlackAndGold277
The National Hockey League Boston Bruins are set to welcome a new wave of talent and returning prospects as their annual development camp kicks off this week at Warrior Ice Arena in Brighton, Massachusetts. This highly anticipated public event offers fans and Bruins media alike first glimpses at … Keep Reading
By: Mark Allred | Follow me on Twitter / X @BlackAndGold277
The Boston Bruins made a clear statement about their organizational priorities at the 2026 National Hockey League Entry Draft, selecting two goaltenders in Yuri Ivanov in the third round (56th overall) and Roberto Leonardo Henriquez in the sixth round (170th overall). With these picks, the Bruins demonstrated their commitment to building long-term depth between … Keep Reading
By: Eamonn McLean | Follow me on Twitter/X @EamonnMcLean44
Well, the 2026 National Hockey League Entry Draft has come and gone. The Boston Bruins made seven selections and three trades, adding nine new faces to the organization. While this was just one step in the B’s hopeful path back to Stanley Cup contention, it was certainly one of the more unique Bruins draft classes in … Keep Reading
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