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By: Neil Simmons | Follow me on Twitter / X: @NSimmz
College hockey is just around the corner. The 2025-26 season begins exactly one week from today with a flurry of action across the country, and the preseason polls are coming out hot and fast in anticipation, with Bruins prospects scattered throughout the Top 20.
By: Neil Simmons | Follow me on Twitter / X: @NSimmz
They say you can never have too much of a bad thing. In the case of the 2025-26 Boston Bruins, you can never have too many draft picks playing at Boston College.
The 2025 NHL Draft saw the Bruins select BC players with their first two picks. After James Hagens … Keep Reading
By: Ryan Bosworth | Follow me on Twitter / X @RyanJBosworth
In the 2025 National Hockey League Entry Draft, the Bruins had the most draft capital that they’ve had in the last decade. With their first pick in the second round, the Bruins selected William Moore from Boston College.
Once projected to be selected in the first round, … Keep Reading
By: Eamonn McLean | Follow me on Twitter/X @EamonnMcLean44
A few days ago, my colleague Kenny Kaminsky took a look at who he believes are the top ten prospects in the Boston Bruins’ system. I thought it was a great idea and decided to produce a list of my own, with two ground rules.
First, in order to be considered for selection, … Keep Reading
By: Ryan Bosworth | Follow me on Twitter / X @RyanJBosworth
Earlier today, the World Junior Summer Showcase opened with Team USA White squaring off with Team Finland. Three Boston Bruins’ prospects were playing for Team USA White, those three being James Hagens, William Moore, and Elliott Groenewold. Will Zellers will be suiting up for Team USA Blue later … Keep Reading
By: Ryan Bosworth | Follow me on Twitter / X @RyanJBosworth
Earlier today, Team USA announced that it has invited 42 players to the 2025 World Junior Summer Showcase, being held in Minneapolis, Minnesota, at Ridder Arena. Of the 42 players invited, four Bruins prospects were invited, which should come as no surprise given their talent level. Forward James Hagens, … Keep Reading
By: Neil Simmons | Follow me on Twitter / X: @NSimmz
Last Saturday afternoon, the Boston Bruins used the 51st overall pick in the NHL Draft to select William Moore, a promising young forward out of the US National Development Program. On the surface, this was simply viewed as a good value pick with a quirk, as Moore, like the Bruins’ … Keep Reading
By: Jack Studley | Follow me on Twitter/X @jackstudley13
With the 165th overall pick in the 2025 NHL Entry Draft, the Boston Bruins selected Russian-born Center Kirill Yemelyanov. Spending the season with Loko Yaroslavl of the Russian Junior Hockey League, Yemelyanov picked up 13 goals and 23 points, with a +/- rating of +12. He also added one assist in three games with their second team, … Keep Reading
By: Jack Studley | Follow me on Twitter/X @jackstudley13
The Boston Bruins have selected center Cole Chandler with the 133rd overall pick in the 2025 NHL Entry Draft. Chandler hails from Bedford, Nova Scotia, and has played for the Shawinigan Cataractes (QMJHL) for the last two seasons.
The NHL Central Scouting ranking listed Chandler as #172 among North American skaters. He is described as a worker … Keep Reading
By: Jack Studley | Follow me on Twitter/X @jackstudley13
The Bruins traded down from the 69th overall selection. The team added picks #79 and #108. With the 79th selection, the Bruins add Minnesota-native Cooper Simpson. Simpson played nine games with the Tri-City Storm, scoring seven goals, and added 49 goals with Shakopee High (MN) during their 31-game campaign. He is committed to the … Keep Reading
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