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2025 NHL Trade Deadline: What Direction Will the Boston Bruins Travel as March 7th Approaches?

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By: Matthew Lemear | Follow me on X @Mlemear331

The Boston Bruins have had a mediocre season so far. After playing 57 games, their record stands at 27 wins, 24 losses, and six overtime/shootout losses, totaling 60 points. This performance places them sixth in the Atlantic Division and third in the Eastern Conference Wild Card race. Fans have grown restless and are … Keep Reading

Will Boston Bruins Goaltender Jeremy Swayman Get a Start in the 4 Nations Face-Off?

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By: Matthew Lemear | Follow Me on X @Mlemear331

One of the most anticipated tournaments in hockey history will get underway just over a week from now. The 4 Nations Face-Off will pit the best players from the United States, Sweden, Finland, and Canada against each other. Arguably, the USA has one of the best collections of goaltenders, but who starts and who sits? And will … Keep Reading

From Reckless to Revered: The Evolution of Boston Bruins Forward Brad Marchand

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By: Julia Simone | Follow me on Twitter / X @j_simone40

Boston Bruins captain Brad Marchand has not always been a fan favorite across the league. He is the type of player that you love to have on your team but hate to play against. He is both polarizing and talented. In the last few years, however, his image around the … Keep Reading

Pavel Zacha Thrives in Bruins Road Victory Over the Islanders

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By: Chad Jones I Follow me on Twitter/X @ShutUpChadJones

On the Wednesday night before Thanksgiving, the Boston Bruins exploded for six goals against the New York Islanders to come away with a 6-3 win and improve to 11-10-3. Boston managed to light the lamp five times against Ilya Sorokin before Nikita Zadorov put the game on ice with an empty net Keep Reading

Bruins Hampus Lindholm Should Lead Boston’s Power Play Upon Return From Injury

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By: Tim Burke | Follow me on Twitter / X @timsports3

The Boston Bruins’ Power Play has been abysmal since the start of the season. They score on just 11.4% of their opportunities, the worst in the NHL. To make matters worse, their 70 Power Plays are 11 more than any other team in the league. The Bruins have six goals on their last 61 attempts … Keep Reading

Bruins Need to Change Up the Power Play

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By: Tim Burke | Follow me on Twitter / X @timsports3

The start of the Boston Bruins’ season has not met expectations. The team’s record of 5-6-1 is unacceptable. The offense has been subpar at both five-on-five and on the Power Play. The defense, considered the team’s biggest strength, has allowed too many high-danger scoring chances. Still, it is only 12 games into the season. … Keep Reading

Newcomer Elias Lindholm Has Been a Spark to the Boston Bruins Center Core

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By: Mark Allred | Follow me on Twitter / X @BlackAndGold277

Last season, the Boston Bruins showed organizational patience in addressing the center issues with the retirements of two B’s legends, Patrice Bergeron and David Krejci. With their absence and limited salary cap space available, the team chose to address the hole up the middle of the roster internally, relying on current … Keep Reading

John Farinacci to put ‘Best Foot Forward’ at a Bruins Roster Spot

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By: Jason Cooke | Follow me on Twitter / X @cookejournalism

John Farinacci played in 19 games as a senior at Harvard University. As one of the Crimson’s top skaters, he logged a substantial amount of ice time en route to a 24-8-2 campaign that resulted in an appearance at the NCAA Regional Semifinal. It was a long season for the Red Bank, … Keep Reading

Charlie McAvoy Weighs in on the Current State of the Bruins’ Defensive Core

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By: Jason Cooke | Follow me on X @cookejournalism

Charlie McAvoy made a quantitative observation following the conclusion of Boston Bruins captain’s practice Tuesday. Of all of the projected defensemen expected to crack Jim Montgomery’s lineup card this season, he is the smallest. At 6’1″, 209 pounds, it’s unfamiliar territory for the veteran Bruins blueliner.

It is also a rather uncharted … Keep Reading

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