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The Marco Sturm Effect: Building Something Special in Boston

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By: Mary Olivia Eyears | Follow me on Twitter / X @OliviaEyears

Something exciting is happening in Boston, and Bruins Head Coach Marco Sturm is right in the middle of it. The Bruins have opened the 2026-2027 season with a 9-4-1 record. Beyond the victories, something else is taking shape. The coach’s willingness to change the lineup and give younger … Keep Reading

Bruins’ Hockey Fights Cancer Night Carries Personal Meaning

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By: Mary Olivia Eyears | Follow me on Twitter / X @OliviaEyears

The Boston Bruins had plenty to celebrate on October 22, but the night meant far more than the 6-0 victory over the Nashville Predators. The club came together for its annual Hockey Fights Cancer Night to remind us of hockey’s impact off the ice. For … Keep Reading

Key Early Takeaways From Boston’s Season

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By: Mary Olivia Eyears | Follow me on Twitter / X @OliviaEyears

The Boston Bruins have given fans plenty to talk about through the first eight games of the 2026-27 season. Boston started the season with back-to-back wins before falling to Minnesota and Ottawa in a two-game losing streak. In the last four matchups, Boston has won four straight. The team has found … Keep Reading

Natalie Stott Reflects on Homecoming and the Game She Loves Ahead of Boston Fleet Camp

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By: Alexis Caines | Follow me on Twitter/X @alexiscaines_

It’s no cliché when people say Natalie Stott is at the top of her game. The 22-year-old goaltender is the save percentage leader in all of college hockey. That’s right: men’s, women’s, all divisions. Stott sits at the top with a career .960 SV%.

And that’s not all: she holds two other Division III … Keep Reading

Closing the Loophole: The Case for an After-Tax Cap and What It Means for the Bruins

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By: Jonathan Turcotte | Follow me on Twitter / X @akaJonnyT

Since the 2005-06 season, the National Hockey League (NHL) has used a hard salary cap to promote competitive balance. The goal was to prevent wealthier franchises from simply spending more than smaller-market teams to build championship rosters. For years, that system largely achieved its purpose.

Today, however, differences in state and provincial tax … Keep Reading

Boston Bruins NHL Draft Day 2 Prospects to Watch: Defensemen

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By: Neil Simmons & Eamonn McLean | Follow us on Twitter / X: @NSimmz & @EamonnMcLean44

The second installment of the Black n Gold NHL Draft Day Two primer moves to the blueline. Last time out, Eamonn and I identified several forwards for Bruins fans to keep an eye on after the first round, where “best player available” may just as well fall right … Keep Reading

Why the Boston Bruins Should Target Connor Murphy in Free Agency

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By: Jonathan Turcotte | Follow me on Twitter / X @akaJonnyT

The Boston Bruins have several needs entering free agency, but adding another dependable right-shot defenseman should be near the top of the B’s General Manager Don Sweeney’s list. Connor Murphy could make a lot of sense for Boston if he reaches the upcoming July 1st Free Agent Frenzy.

Murphy, a 33-year-old, Boston native … Keep Reading

Five Promotions the Boston Fleet Should Introduce Next Season

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By Jonathan Turcotte | Follow me on Twitter / X @akaJonnyT

The Boston Fleet has officially captured the city’s attention through their first three seasons, proving Boston is more than ready to support a second professional hockey team. The atmosphere at both the Tsongas Center and Agganis Arena has already been electric, with attendance regularly hovering around 80-85% capacity. Those are impressive … Keep Reading

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