Bringing You News About The Boston Bruins
By: Karoline Sears | Follow me on Mastodon: @spelled_with_a_k and Substack
The Boston Bruins continue to invest in the future with the most recent signing of forward 23-year-old Jakub Lauko. The Restricted Free Agent signed a two-year, two-way contract worth $1,575,000 per CapFriendly.com. The agreement adds $787,500 to the cap hit, leaving just over $6,000,000 in the bank for other pending signings (e.g., … Keep Reading
By: Mark Allred | Follow me on Twitter @BlackAndGold277
Per the amazing CapFriendly.com website, the Boston Bruins have agreed to a contract extension with 24-year-old goaltender Kyle Keyser. The 6′-2″ 180-pound netminder accepted his qualifying offer this week as a restricted free agent, and the details of this signing can be seen below. After this upcoming season, Keyser will remain an … Keep Reading
By: Chris Davis | Follow on Twitter @chrisjdavis11, @DropMittsHockey
With day one of the Boston Bruins development camp wrapping up yesterday, the Bruin’s most anticipated prospect took the ice for the first morning session. Defenseman Mason Lohrei looked poised and ready to compete for a spot on the upcoming 2023-24 Bruins team. Lohrei spent significant time working on his edge work and gap control … Keep Reading
By: Mark Allred | Follow me on Twitter @BlackAndGold277
Buffalo Sabres TV Colour Analyst and former National Hockey League goaltender Martin Biron was on yesterday’s Ray and Dregs Hockey Podcast with hosts Ray Ferraro and Darren Dreger. The Buffalo Sabres analyst Mentioned in the program that two NHL goaltenders could be receiving offer sheets this off-season, and a current Boston Bruins … 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: Lauren Spencer | Follow Me On Twitter: @laurenspenc
Next season, with the limited cap space and a large number of free agents that may potentially leave town, the Boston Bruins will need to rely on younger talent to step up. The Bruins lack draft picks, so it’s especially important for these younger players to come from within … 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: Mark Allred | Follow me on Twitter @BlackAndGold277
Per Dom.Hockey.com website writer Dom Tiano and other “credible” sources, the Boston Bruins have until June 1st, 2023, to sign prospect forward Matias Mantykivi to a National Hockey League contract. The 5′-11″ 161-pound left-shooting center remains unsigned by the Bruins, a team who selected the Finnish native in the sixth round of the 2019 NHL Entry … Keep Reading
By: Mark Allred | Follow me on Twitter @BlackAndGold277
Our Black N’ Gold Productions sports media company is looking to add more motivated and talented folks to join our growing digital content team. We’d love to hear from you if you can commit to weekly content throughout the year!
We’re looking for new or established B’s hockey programs, or NHL news … Keep Reading
By: Mark Allred | Follow me on Twitter @BlackAndGold277
The Boston Bruins have a salary cap issue looming over the team’s future, and B’s General Manager Don Sweeney and capologist (Assistant GM) Evan Gold certainly have their plates full this off-season. Heading into the 2023-24 National Hockey League season, their roster will be challenged by the NHL-mandated cap that currently sits at … Keep Reading
© 2025 Black N' Gold Hockey
Theme by Anders Noren — Up ↑