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By: Eamonn McLean | Follow me on Twitter/X @EamonnMcLean44
While fans hope that the Boston Bruins will land a long-term first-line center in the National Hockey League Entry Draft this summer, at seventh overall, that unfortunately may not be possible. It seems unlikely that Anton Frondell, Michael Misa, James Hagens, or Caleb Desnoyers will be available when the Bruins are on the … Keep Reading
By: Brendan Pounds | Follow me on Twitter / X @BOSunofficialGM
There may be a world where one of Matthew Schaefer, Michael Misa, or James Hagens could possibly fall to the Boston Bruins when the organization makes the seventh selection in the upcoming National Hockey League Entry Draft. Unfourtunely, that’s not the world we live in and with the recent draft lottery pushing the B’s … Keep Reading
By: Ryan Bosworth | Follow me on Twitter / X @RyanJBosworth
On March 7th, Bruins general manager Don Sweeney shocked the hockey world by trading team captain Brad Marchand to their Atlantic Division rivals, the Florida Panthers.
What upset fans most wasn’t just the loss of a franchise icon, but the return: a conditional 2027 second-round draft pick. The pick could become a … Keep Reading
By: Eamonn McLean | Follow me on Twitter/X @EamonnMcLean44
In most draft cycles, there is a player or players who are taken much earlier than the consensus expectation. For example, last year, Beckett Sennecke was selected third overall by the Anaheim Ducks, leading to an all-time draft reaction by Sennecke himself. Most people thought Sennecke might go in the top ten, but to see him … Keep Reading
By: Eamonn McLean | Follow me on Twitter/X @EamonnMcLean44
Outside of David Pastrnak, the 2024-25 Boston Bruins struggled to generate offense this season. There was a 49-point gap between Pastrnak’s team-leading 106 points and second-place Morgan Geekie’s career-high 57 points. The most important step on the Bruins’ road back to Stanley Cup contention will be finding players who produce offense consistently at a … Keep Reading
By: Eamonn McLean | Follow me on Twitter/X @EamonnMcLean44
A crucial off-season for the Boston Bruins is off to a less-than-ideal start. Disaster struck for the B’s Monday Night as the Bruins fell two slots in the 2025 National Hockey League Entry Draft due to the New York Islanders and Utah Hockey Club winning the first and fourth overall picks. Boston … Keep Reading
By: Eamonn McLean | Follow me on Twitter/X @EamonnMcLean44
After picking up a point Tuesday night against the New Jersey Devils, the Boston Bruins will hold the fifth-best odds in the 2025 National Hockey League Draft Lottery. Boston has an 8.5% chance of winning the 1st overall pick and a 41.9% chance of picking in the top five. While it’s widely believed that the top … Keep Reading
By: Eamonn McLean | Follow me on Twitter/X @EamonnMcLean44
The Boston Bruins’ shocking first-round loss to the Florida Panthers in 2023 in some ways signified the end of an era for the original six franchise. The ensuing off-season saw the retirements of both Patrice Bergeron and David Krejci, setting off an external search for top-six centers. While players such as Matt Poitras and Elias Lindholm have … Keep Reading
By: Eamonn McLean | Follow me on Twitter/X @EamonnMcLean44
With the Boston Bruins in the middle of a nine-game losing streak, many fans are beginning to look toward the future, and it appears that the B’s front office is too. Bruins General Manager Don Sweeney was reportedly in Lethbridge, Alberta, to watch Center prospect Roger McQueen play in the Western Hockey League playoffs Friday night … Keep Reading
By Matthew Lemear | Follow Me on X @Mlemear331
Boston Bruins defenseman Mason Lohrei, once seen as a promising prospect for the Boston organization, has quickly become an essential part of the team’s lineup. It seemed the future had arrived sooner than many had expected, perhaps even faster than Lohrei had anticipated. However, he has had to adapt his game to meet the heightened … Keep Reading
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