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By: Ryan Bosworth | Follow me on Twitter / X @RyanJBosworth
In the 2025 National Hockey League Entry Draft, the Bruins had the most draft capital that they’ve had in the last decade. With their first pick in the second round, the Bruins selected William Moore from Boston College.
Once projected to be selected in the first round, … Keep Reading
By: Neil Simmons | Follow me on Twitter / X: @NSimmz
Last Saturday afternoon, the Boston Bruins used the 51st overall pick in the NHL Draft to select William Moore, a promising young forward out of the US National Development Program. On the surface, this was simply viewed as a good value pick with a quirk, as Moore, like the Bruins’ … Keep Reading
By: Eamonn McLean | Follow me on Twitter/X @EamonnMcLean44
The pick is in. James Hagens is staying in Boston. The Boston Bruins selected the Hauppauge, New York, native seventh overall in this evening’s National Hockey League Entry Draft. While Rumors of a potential homecoming to Long Island were swirling, it’s instead Boston, Massachusetts, that he will call his NHL home.
Hagens spent this past … Keep Reading
By: Ryan Bosworth | Follow me on Twitter / X @RyanJBosworth
Yesterday, Bruins’ general manager Don Sweeney held a press conference ahead of the 2025 National Hockey League Entry Draft, which is taking place out in Los Angeles. Throughout the press conference, Sweeney yielded questions about the draft, free agency, free agent extensions, and more. In terms of the Bruins’ 7th overall … Keep Reading
By: Neil Simmons | Follow me on Twitter / X: @NSimmz
The best team in hockey doesn’t always win the Stanley Cup; it’s won by the toughest. It sounds so simple to say, but if it hasn’t been evident for decades, the Florida Panthers emphatically hammered it home with their second consecutive Stanley Cup last week. The Panthers have dominated the playoffs … Keep Reading
By: Eamonn McLean | Follow me on Twitter/X @EamonnMcLean44
The 2024-25 season was full of ups and downs for a lot of prospects in the 2025 Draft class. Roger McQueen missed the majority of the Western Hockey League season with injury. Matthew Schaefer broke his collarbone at the World Junior Championships, missing the rest of the year after a strong start to his draft year.
For … Keep Reading
By: Kenny Kaminsky | Follow me on Twitter/X @KennyKaminsky
It’s well-known that the Boston Bruins once had a strong goaltending pipeline filled with promising young talent. However, that talent pool has diminished. Some goaltenders still need time to develop, while others are seeking opportunities elsewhere due to a lack of chances to play in Boston. The current reality is that the … Keep Reading
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
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