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By: Andrew Bluestein | Follow me on Twitter @adbblue
The Boston Bruins made their first big splash of the 2023 offseason Monday afternoon in a deal that sent wingers Taylor Hall and Nick Foligno to the Chicago Blackhawks in return for the rights of young defenseman Alec Regula and Ian Mitchell. The Move helped the Bruins clear $6 million off their … Keep Reading
By: Tommy Bennett: Follow Me On Twitter @TJBennettt37
The offseason is in full swing for the Boston Bruins. Player development camps will kick off, and the National Hockey League Entry Draft is next week. In addition, the free agency frenzy will occur. It is safe to say that general manager Don Sweeney will be a busy man.
Priority number one for Don … Keep Reading
By: Mark Allred | Follow me on Twitter @BlackAndGold277
Last night the American Hockey League Providence Bruins announced that the top minor-pro affiliate of the National Hockey League Boston Bruins made a trade for a bruising veteran. Providence General Manager Evan Gold and assistant to NHL Bruins GM Don Sweeney pulled the trigger on acquiring 6′-2″ 220-pound forward Vincent Arseneau, who previously spent … Keep Reading
By: James Swindells | Follow me on Twitter @jimswindells68
As the NHL’s Stanley Cup Finals kick off on Saturday night, the Boston Bruins continue to work on their preparation for the league’s annual entry draft on June 28th in Nashville. Having moved inside of a month on the calendar until the draft, Bruins General Manager Don Sweeney will be tasked with getting the Bruins … Keep Reading
By: James Swindells | Follow me on Twitter @jimswindells68
We are approaching two weeks since the Florida Panthers struck the final nail in the coffin of the 2022-23 Boston Bruins record-breaking season. The first-round exit of the Jim Montgomery-led Bruins left a region and a legion of fans stunned, and it rapidly became apparent that the price to pay for this final Cup run with this … Keep Reading
By: James Swindells | Follow me on Twitter @jimswindells68
The Providence Bruins, the top AHL affiliate of the Boston Bruins, has been sitting idle this past week after clinching the AHL’s Atlantic Division crown on the final day of the regular season. The 7-3 victory over the Springfield Thunderbirds on Sunday, April 16th, at The AMP allowed the P-Bruins to leapfrog the idle Hershey … Keep Reading
By: James Swindells | Follow me on Twitter @jimswindells68
Providence Bruins General Manager Evan Gold announced this morning that Matthew Poitras has signed an Amateur Tryout (ATO) contract with the Boston Bruins’ top AHL affiliate. Poitras was the Boston Bruins’ second-round selection (54th overall) in the 2022 NHL Entry Draft.
The 19-year-old native of Brooklin, Ontario, has spent the last two seasons with … Keep Reading
By: James Swindells | Follow me on Twitter @jimswindells68
The Providence Bruins welcomed the Hershey Bears to The AMP on Wednesday night for the sixth and final meeting of the season between the frontrunners in the AHL’s Atlantic Division. Hershey (41-16-5-4, 91 points) came to the capital city looking to extend their lead over Providence (40-16-8-2, 90 points) to three points and move them … Keep Reading
By: James Swindells | Follow me on Twitter @jimswindells68
There are things for which Boston Bruins General Manager Don Sweeney takes an unnecessary amount of heat (i.e., the 2015 NHL Entry Draft) and others for which he doesn’t get his just due. Sweeney and his staff are proficient in assessing value in the trade market and understanding the importance of organizational assets when it comes time … Keep Reading
By: James Swindells | Follow me on Twitter @jimswindells68
Having clinched a playoff spot with their 3-2 matinee victory at TD Garden on Saturday over the Detroit Red Wings, the Boston Bruins look like a team that could and should make a substantial run at a Stanley Cup championship. With NHL playoff hockey scheduled to start April 17th, Bruins’ management, coaching staff, and head coach Jim … Keep Reading
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