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By: Ellie Man | Follow me on Twitter/X @ellieyym
The Boston Bruins selected 18-year-old Patrice Bergeron 45th overall in the 2003 National Hockey League. He made the immediate jump from junior hockey to join the Bruins and quickly cemented his place with the team.
Bergeron notched his first National Hockey League goal in just five games, helping the Bruins … Keep Reading
By: Alexis Caines | Follow me on Twitter/X @alexiscaines_
The Professional Women’s Hockey League announced that it will hold its first-ever All-Star Game during the 2026-27 season. The game will take place at Scotiabank Arena on March 7, 2027.
The event will feature four teams: PWHL Canada, PWHL USA, PWHL International, and PWHL Rookies. The teams will compete in a three-on-three round-robin format.
The four … Keep Reading
By: Camryn Meece | Follow me on Twitter / X @MeeceCamryn
In 1921, Kitchener, Ontario, had a population of 21,763 people. From those 21,763 people came three childhood friends who would become one of the most dominant lines in Boston Bruins history. Milt Schmidt, Bobby Bauer, and Woody Dumart, better known as the “Kraut Line,” would help transform the Bruins into one of … Keep Reading
By: Camryn Meece | Follow me on Twitter / X @MeeceCamryn
The Boston Bruins have a long history of great goaltenders. Gerry Cheevers became one of the most recognizable players in franchise history, while Tuukka Rask eventually became Boston’s most winningest goaltender. But decades before either player made his mark in the Bruins’ crease, Tiny Thompson was building a reputation as one … Keep Reading
By: Andrew Patten | Follow me on Twitter/X @a_patten11
When looking at the Hockey Hall of Fame’s goaltending standards, there is a strange, persistent bottleneck. Elite modern netminders are routinely forced to wait at the gates, scrutinized under moving goalposts that their skating peers rarely face. But if the Hall of Fame is truly meant to honor individual excellence and sustained … Keep Reading
By: Chad Jones | Follow me on Twitter/X @ShutUpChadJones
This June has been a celebratory month for former Boston Bruins center Patrice Bergeron. The franchise announced that number 37 will soon hang in the TD Garden rafters. Bergeron will become the 14th skater in Bruins’ history to have his number retired. That ceremony will take place this upcoming season.
Bergeron also received the … Keep Reading
By: Jonathan Turcotte | Follow me on Twitter / X @akaJonnyT
Well, we can finally drop the “future” from Future Hall of Famer. To the surprise of nobody, Patrice Bergeron was officially inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame on Monday, a formality that felt inevitable long before he played his final National Hockey League (NHL) game. Bergeron, as Bruins fans know, ranks among … Keep Reading
By: Chad Jones | Follow me on Twitter/X @ShutUpChadJones
Earlier this week, the Hockey Hall of Fame announced that former Boston Bruins captain and Stanley Cup champion Zdeno Chara will be part of the 2025 induction class. Chara was selected in his first year of eligibility.
As one of the best defensemen in the National Hockey League’s history, the six-foot-nine Czechoslovakian logged 1,680 … Keep Reading
By: Ryan Jainchill | Follow me on Twitter / X @Jainchill_Ryan
In the aftermath of two former Boston Bruins, Zdeno Chara and Joe Thornton, being elected into the Hockey Hall of Fame for the Class of 2025, the 2026 class has its fair share of former Bruins eligible. With a three-year gap post-playing career to become eligible, the trio of … Keep Reading
By: Eamonn McLean | Follow me on Twitter/X @EamonnMcLean44
It’s official, Zdeno Chara and Joe Thornton are joining hockey royalty as first-ballot Hall of Famers. The two former Bruins’ captains will join Jack Parker, Daniele Sauvageau, Alexander Mogilny, Jennifer Botterill, Duncan Keith, and Brianna Decker in the Class of 2025 at the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto.
A native of St. Thomas, Ontario, Thornton … Keep Reading
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