By: Joey Partridge | Follow Me On Twitter @joey_partridge
The Boston Bruins surely have an interesting offseason ahead of them. After losing to the Lightning in five games, you can tell that they were just merely outplayed. But what does this mean for the team going forward?
You have people calling to trade everybody and restart from the ground up, and
By Jeremy Grabowski | Follow me on Twitter @JeremyBNGhockey
For a little over a decade now, we as Bruins fans have been blessed with playoff hockey almost every year since 2008. Sure, not all of them have ended the way we would have liked, but playoff hockey is better than no
playoff hockey. We are entering a time now where we
By: Michael DiGiorgio | Follow Me On Twitter @BostonDiGiorgio
July 1, 2019, marked the first day of NHL free agency. NHL fans across the nation have hopes and dreams of their team signing the most attractive named talents. Unfortunately, the NHL salary cap limits numerous teams in who they can sign. Most General Managers will sign for needs rather than wants. The Bruins’ General Manager (Don Sweeney) had $12 million
By: Yanni Latzanakis | Follow Me On Twitter @yanlatz
According to hockey insider Elliotte Friedman of TSN, now former Boston Bruins forward Noel Acciari is signing with the Florida Panthers for a three-year deal worth five million dollars.
Hearing Noel Acciari to FLA, three years at around $5M total.
— Elliotte Friedman (@FriedgeHNIC) July 1, 2019
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The tough forward for the Bruins was signed to a two-year entry-level contract
By Patrick Donnelly | Follow me on Twitter @PatDonn12
Earlier today, former Bruin Rick Nash announced his official retirement from the NHL.
You can find Garrett Haydon’s article breaking down the news here.
For context, Nash’s early retirement comes as a result of
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By: Mark Allred | Follow Me On Twitter @BlackAndGold277
Earlier this week Sportsnet’s Jeff Marek and host of the 31 Thoughts: The Podcast with famed hockey insider Elliotte Friedman mentioned in a tweet below that Boston Bruins 2017 sixth-round selection Cedric Pare was traded from the Saint John Sea Dogs to the Rimouski Oceanic in an offseason QMJHL deal.
QMJHL trade – Cedric Pare (Bos) goes from