The Boston Bruins head into a two‑game road swing, opening against defending Stanley Cup champions Carolina Hurricanes. Coach Marco Sturm stresses that beating the Cup winners is the goal, not a measuring stick, as the Bruins sit atop the Atlantic Division with a 7‑0‑1 streak. Forward Morgan Geekie, a former Hurricane draft pick, struggles with his scoring – just one goal in 12 games (8.3% shooting) after a 39‑goal season last year – but remains unfazed. Sturm highlights the third line’s success (Lindholm, Mittelstadt, Hagens) against top competition, noting strong 5‑on‑5 performance and expected‑goals edge. The preview previews a key test for Boston’s early‑season ambitions.
The Nashville Predators (4-3-4) have been the most unpredictable team in the league. A few days after the worst performance of the season against the Boston Bruins, they headed home…
The Penguins head into a rare four‑day rest before a home rematch with Utah, who boast the league’s top power play (38.1%) and rank sixth in goals per game (3.83). After two solid back‑to‑back wins over Florida and Nashville, the team looks to build momentum against a fast Utah squad on Thursday, then travel to Montreal for a second showdown with the Canadiens—who are missing star center Nick Suzuki and have gone 5‑1‑1 recently. The schedule stays brutal with upcoming games versus Vegas and Boston, but key players like Evgeni Malkin, Egor Chinakhov and Justin Brazeau are expected back, prompting roster tweaks that could affect line combinations. This rest period may be pivotal for Pittsburgh’s early‑season push.
Some pundits suggest Dylan Larkin could change his mind and add the Montreal Canadiens to his list of trade destinations. Meanwhile, the Boston Bruins and Los Angeles Kings aren't on Larkin's list, but do they really need him?
The Boston Bruins head to practice before a two‑game road swing, still clutching a three‑point lead in the Atlantic Division after an eight‑game point streak that included 4‑1 wins over Nashville and San Jose. Highlights include forward Marat Khusnutdinov signing a three‑year, $3.95 M cap extension, Elias Lindholm’s healthy resurgence, and rookie net‑minder Michael DiPietro’s first NHL shutout (6‑0 vs. the Predators). Elsewhere, Carolina’s RFA defenseman Alexander Nikishin ends his holdout with a one‑year, $3 M deal, the Canadiens edge the Jets 2‑1 in the Heritage Classic, and the Rangers add 38‑year‑old goalie James Reimer on a $850 K contract. Standings show Boston 19 points (9‑2‑1) atop the division.
The Boston Bruins head back to the ice Tuesday night in Raleigh, facing the Carolina Hurricanes at 8 PM, then travel to St. Louis for an 8 PM showdown with the Blues on Thursday. After a win over the San Jose Sharks, the Bruins celebrated Halloween with a themed party full of Erling Haaland, Pixar and Marvel costumes, highlighted by Mason Lohrei’s Pete Weber impression. Former captain Patrice Bergeron made a low‑key appearance in the balcony during Saturday’s game. The post also notes the Celtics’ new “beer shoe” merch at TD Garden, sparking jokes about a “beer skate.”
Pucks with Haggs host Joe Haggerty hosts a Hagg Bag mailbag edition of the podcast. He talks about the Khusnutdinov contract extension and lauds the Bruins for the very successful youth movement that’s happening this season, crediting Don Sweeney and the front office for rebuilding the organization. Joe then gets into some fan questions. Bruins [...]
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Evan Marinofsky brings you his instant reaction to the Bruins’ 6-4 win over the San Jose Sharks. The Bruins still remain atop the Atlantic Division at 9-2-1. Evan discusses everything we saw from this impressive victory, including the continued impressive performances from Boston’s young stars. Bruins Beat on CLNS Media is Powered by: 💰 PrizePicks [...]
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The NHL’s first month of the 2026‑27 season has delivered unexpected twists. Boston surges to a 9‑2‑1 record, thanks to Jeremy Swayman’s .928 save percentage and balanced scoring from newcomers like JJ Peterka, while the Bruins lead the division despite modest star power. In stark contrast, the Philadelphia Flyers languish at 0‑5‑3, trailed by a single point despite a weaker schedule, as their offense sputters and shot differential plummets. Yet rookie Matvei Michkov shines, tying for team lead with ten points and eight goals, hinting at a breakout in his contract year. Other headlines include Igor Shesterkin’s goalie goal and season‑ending injury, Connor Hellebuyck’s trade, and Connor McDavid’s record‑setting start, making the early standings a roller‑coaster of surprises.
Don’t look now but 19-year-old James Hagens is developing quite nicely for the Boston Bruins.
The Boston Bruins are giving their supporters plenty of reasons for optimism as October draws to a close. Under head coach Marco Sturm, Boston has combined timely scoring, dependable goaltending…
Minten has five goals and 10 points in 12 games, including a two-point effort in a Bruins’ win over the Sharks.
The Boston Bruins extend their Atlantic Division lead with a 6-4 win over the San Jose Sharks, marking their seventh victory in eight games and keeping an eight‑game point streak. Six Bruins scored, highlighted by David Pastrnak’s seventh goal and rookie James Hagens tying the rookie point lead with a goal and assist. Goalie Jeremy Swayman makes his seventh save‑win with 21 stops. Elsewhere, Connor Hellebuyck is expected to debut for New Jersey soon, while Quinn Hughes signals optimism about his pending contract extension with the Wild. The Capitals granted 22‑year‑old winger Ivan Miroshnichenko permission to explore trades, and two waiver claims were made by Washington and Nashville. The Heritage Classic kicks off tonight at 7 PM.
The Colorado Avalanche enjoy a rare scheduling edge with two days off between each game as they face back‑to‑back opponents this week. Meanwhile, newly acquired goalie Connor Hellebuyck, traded from Winnipeg to the New Jersey Devils, is eyeing a rapid debut—potentially against the Avalanche in Denver on Wednesday. The Bruins continue their hot streak, rallying past the San Jose Sharks with four third‑period goals, while the Penguins snap a loss with an OT win over Nashville. Other league notes include the Flyers’ missed opportunity against Anaheim and the Red Wings’ defeat by Calgary.
The Boston Bruins extended their point streak to eight with a 6-4 win over the San Jose Sharks on Oct. 25, 2026, highlighted by rookie James Hagens’ breakout performance. Hagens netted his fourth career goal, scoring a crucial rebound to give Boston a 4-3 lead, and added an assist for his second multi‑point night, tying him for the rookie lead in goals and points (4‑5‑9). Coach Marco Sturm praised Hagens’ increased paint presence and defensive hustle, noting he leads all NHL forwards with 16 blocked shots. The Bruins out‑shot the Sharks 16‑6 in Hagens’ 5‑on‑5 minutes, dominating the matchup against San Jose’s top line.
The Boston Bruins extend their point streak to eight games with a 6-4 win over the San Jose Sharks on Oct. 25, 2026. Casey Mittelstadt opens the scoring, marking his 100th career NHL goal, and the Bruins rally with goals from Marat Khusnutdinov, David Pastrnak, James Hagens, Fraser Minten and Will Borgen. Jeremy Swayman turns aside 21 shots for his seventh victory. The game features multiple fights, a shorthanded tie by Kiefer Sherwood, and a late empty‑net goal by Borgen. Boston (9‑2‑1) heads to the practice rink before traveling to face the Carolina Hurricanes on Tuesday.
The Boston Bruins host the San Jose Sharks tonight in San Jose, with David Pastrnak poised to tie the franchise’s third‑all‑time goal mark at 427 and veteran Casey Mittelstadt one goal shy of 100 career goals. Goalie Jeremy Swayman is set to start in net for the Bruins, who aim to maintain their recent strong play. Fans can look forward to a potential milestone night for Pastrnak as the two teams clash at the SAP Center.
The San Jose Sharks aim to bounce back from their 6-3 loss to the Boston Bruins on Oct. 13. The blog preview outlines the upcoming matchup, offering line combinations, a live game thread, and watch details for the next encounter. It highlights key issues from the previous game—penalties and defensive lapses—and notes the Bruins' veteran edge. Readers get the essential context and how to follow the Sharks‑Bruins clash live.
Gaudette missed the first four games of the season with an upper-body injury, and was a healthy scratch for the remaining seven.
It might be too early to say so, but the Boston Bruins won a trade. It was a trade with the New York Rangers that sent goaltender Joonas Korpisalo to…
The Boston Bruins aim to extend their point streak to eight games as they host the San Jose Sharks tonight, hoping to sweep the season series after a 6‑3 win in San Jose on Oct. 13. Forward Morgan Geekie, stuck at one goal in 11 games despite seven assists, talks about breaking his slump. Meanwhile, Connor Hellebuyck is finally dealt, with the New Jersey Devils acquiring the 2024‑25 Hart Trophy winner in exchange for Dawson Mercer, Nico Daws and others. Panthers coach Paul Maurice erupts after a 4‑0 loss, accusing his squad of “arrogance and softness.”
The Boston Bruins host the San Jose Sharks tonight at 7 PM in TD Garden. After a two‑game winning streak, the Sharks arrive from a 6‑2 victory over Ottawa and a 3‑1‑1 record on a six‑game road trip. The Bruins previously beat San Jose 6‑3 in October, with Fraser Minten scoring twice. Boston’s defense ranks second in the league (2.0 GA per game) while the Sharks sit 21st (3.27 GA). Power‑play efficiency favors the Sharks (25.7% vs. 22.6%). Key players to watch: Bruins’ Morgan Geekie (8 points, 1 goal) and David Pastrnak (9 points), Sharks’ Macklin Celebrini (5‑9‑14) and Tyler Toffoli (4‑4‑8).
James Reimer was stellar in his first start in Hartford as the Wolf Pack got back in the win column.
The Boston Bruins sit atop the Atlantic Division after an impressive 8-2-1 start to the NHL season. In this episode of Poke The Bear, Conor Ryan is joined once again by Ty Anderson of 98.5 The Sports Hub to discuss Boston’s 6-0 win over the Nashville Predators. The guys also get into the Bruins’ promising [...]
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Boston Bruins winger Morgan Geekie, the team’s 39‑goal leader last season, has scored just once in 11 games despite the Bruins’ league‑fourth scoring rate of 3.82 goals per game. Geekie’s shooting has dropped to an 8.3% conversion on 12 shots, half his usual volume, though he has contributed seven assists, second on the squad. The 28‑year‑old stresses the need to create higher‑quality chances and adapt his “quality over quantity” mindset as the Bruins sit 8‑2‑1. His recent slump contrasts with a 21.8% shooting percentage over the past two seasons, second best among NHL players with 100+ shots.