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By: Tom Calautti | @TCalauttis
If the Boston Bruins want to be successful this season, they’re going to need to win games through goaltending and defense. For Boston’s defensive corps to be at the top of its game, it needs a big season from Andrew Peeke.
One of the most significant developments this training camp has seen is the health and production of Hampus Lindholm. Through the team’s … Keep Reading
By: Eamonn McLean | Follow me on Twitter/X @EamonnMcLean44
The end of August in Boston typically represents a lot of different things. Some years, it’s the beginning of a playoff push for the hometown Red Sox. Sometimes it’s the gradual change from hot and humid summer air to cooler autumn temperatures. However, the calendar flipping to September always represents the beginning of the Boston Bruins’ … Keep Reading
By: Moxx Lorenze | Follow me on Twitter / X @moxxmotion
The crowd swells to its feet as David Pastrňák glides into the left circle, stick loaded, every eye in TD Garden tracking the inevitable. You know this scene. The shot cracks like a starter’s pistol. It’s glove side, under the bar, and TD Garden is already halfway through its celebration … Keep Reading
By: Ryan Bosworth | Follow me on Twitter / X @RyanJBosworth
There’s no denying it: The Bruins have a logjam when it comes to centers. Elias Lindholm and Casey Mittelstadt are the most likely candidates to slot into the first-line and second-line positions. After the first two lines, the question arises – who slots in the third-line center position? The most … Keep Reading
By: Ryan Bosworth | Follow me on Twitter / X @RyanJBosworth
It seems as if all signs are pointing toward the Bruins not appointing someone to don the ‘C,’ according to Steve Conroy of the Boston Herald in an interview with Bruins alternate captain Charlie McAvoy.
“Going into this year, we’re both going to have A’s. That’s what I … Keep Reading
By: Declan Flavin | Follow me on Twitter / X @FlavinDeclan
After letting go of core players during the previous National Hockey League trade deadline, the Boston Bruins now have a chance to capitalize on some promising trade returns. Trading a tenured piece like Brandon Carlo is never easy, but netting a 2025 fourth-round pick, a 2026 first-round pick (top-five … Keep Reading
By: Jack Studley | Follow me on Twitter/X @jackstudley13
The faces behind the Bruins bench will look slightly different as the 2025-26 season approaches this fall. As the coaching carousel settled down, Marco Sturm was hired as the 30th head coach in Boston Bruins history. Following the announcement, the Bruins decided that assistants Jay Leach, Chris Kelly, and goaltending coach Bob Essensa would stay on Sturm’s … Keep Reading
By: Ryan Bosworth | Follow me on Twitter / X @RyanJBosworth
Earlier today, the Bruins, along with the rest of the National Hockey League, released their schedules for the upcoming 2025-26 campaign. The schedule release followed the release of each team’s home opener.
The Bruins will open their season on a back-to-back, visiting the Washington Capitals on Wednesday, October 8th, for Washington’s home opener, … Keep Reading
By: Jack Studley | Follow me on Twitter/X @jackstudley13
The Boston Bruins used the 100th overall selection on Colorado-born Czech defenseman Vashek Blanár, also known as Vashen Richards. Blanár stands at 6’4” and weighs 183 lbs. He played last season for IF Troja-Ljungby in Sweden.
The Bruins seemingly went off the board with this pick; he was not listed in the EliteProspects draft guide. Last … Keep Reading
By: Neil Simmons | Follow me on Twitter / X: @NSimmz
It goes without saying that the 2024-25 Boston Bruins were a mess across the board. Every possible disaster coalesced into a Murphy’s Law type of season: the goaltending never got settled, the forwards struggled to score, and the defense collapsed due to injuries and a neverending parade … Keep Reading
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