Bringing You News About The Boston Bruins
By: Declan Flavin | Follow me on Twitter / X @FlavinDeclan
In a retooling season, the Boston Bruins’ potential can only be so high. The organization-wide reset will place a natural ceiling on chemistry and other areas of the game. The youth of the Bruins, as well as the experienced players, will make plenty of mistakes as part of the … Keep Reading
By: Declan Flavin | Follow me on Twitter / X @FlavinDeclan
The fourth line is where the National Hockey League Boston Bruins bring their deeper grit and grind. General Manager Don Sweeney is hoping the acquired physicality will deliver for the fourth line, which remains an underrated part of a team’s capability. The energy and toughness from the bottom group can … Keep Reading
By: Declan Flavin | Follow me on Twitter / X @FlavinDeclan
Although the boo birds were out for another Don Sweeney-led Boston Bruins offseason, no one can claim he is without a plan. The plan was direct in re-establishing an identity for the team, both for the present and the future. The Bruins, throughout last season, had not just lost modern … Keep Reading
By: Declan Flavin | Follow me on Twitter / X @FlavinDeclan
The 2024–25 Boston Bruins lacked top-end talent, but they also struggled with consistency from their bottom lines. A John Beecher–Mark Kastelic–Cole Koepke fourth-line combination fared well early in the season but quickly lost footing due to health and eventual inefficiency.
The inconsistent efficiency of these depth lines can be … Keep Reading
By: Eamonn McLean | Follow me on Twitter/X @EamonnMcLean44
The 2024-25 edition of the Boston Bruins seemed to struggle in most statistical categories. In net, Jeremy Swayman posted a .892% save percentage, the lowest of his National Hockey League career, while Joonas Korpisalo posted his second straight sub .900% season. On defense, the B’s allowed 271 goals, the seventh most in the NHL. They … 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: Kenny Kaminsky | Follow me on Twitter/X @KennyKaminsky
The Boston Bruins’ free agency was disappointing, to say the least. They signed several bottom-six players, including Tanner Jeannot, Michael Eyssimont, and Sean Kuraly. However, one player who continues to be overlooked and excluded from the Boston Bruins’ opening night lineup is Matej Blumel, despite proving he deserves a chance at the … Keep Reading
By: Jack Studley | Follow me on Twitter/X @jackstudley13
On Tuesday afternoon, the Bruins’ social media team gave fans a slight rush by announcing a “TRADE ALERT.” The trade did not involve any other team; it was a trade done by players within the organization. Sean Kuraly will return to his old jersey number, #52, which he wore throughout his first five … Keep Reading
By: Chad Jones | Follow me on Twitter/X @ShutUpChadJones
Boston Bruins General Manager Don Sweeney has had a busy offseason so far. Sweeney has re-signed three Bruins restricted free agents and acquired a plethora of additional forwards, including giving Morgan Geekie a six-year deal worth $33 million. With Elias Lindholm entering the second year of his seven-year, $54.25 million contract, both skaters are … Keep Reading
By: Tom Calautti | Follow me on Twitter @TCalauttis
For a minute there, things were finally starting to look up for the Boston Bruins. Morale was high amongst fans following the NHL Draft when James Hagens fell to them at seventh overall, top prospect Will Zellers made his first appearance at Development Camp, and the team had approximately $12 million to upgrade their roster in … Keep Reading
© 2025 Black N' Gold Hockey
Theme by Anders Noren — Up ↑