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The Boston Bruins have done a lot of the necessary work to rebuild their prospect pool over the past few […] The post Bruins Prospect Rankings: Players Knocking, Europeans Showing Promise (10-6) appeared first on Boston Hockey Now .
Attention may have shifted to the Red Sox and their 14-game win streak, but the Boston Bruins are 70 days […] The post Daily Bean: Merkulov Signs in Colorado; Trade Board; Jets ‘Anxious’ About Hellebuyck appeared first on Boston Hockey Now .
The Bruins were active on the trade front this offseason, specifically with the Rangers. But will it be enough to keep them in the Eastern Conference playoff picture?
*Y’all… nothing is happening. With Zegras and Drysdale locked up, we fear that Silent Season is upon us all. So prepare yourself for the next few weeks of writers trying to fill their pages with speculation and rumors and what-ifs and maybes. Like this rumor, about Connor McDavid wanting to come to play for your Philadelphia Flyers. [ Oilers Nation ] *And now, for a little speculation, we considered what Danny Briere might be able to do with the Boston Bruins as a trade partner. [ BSH ] ...
Merkulov has 11 games of NHL experience over the past three seasons during his time with the Bruins.
Don Sweeney and the Boston Bruins’ amateur scouting staff have done a lot of work over the last few seasons […] The post Bruins Prospect Rankings: Upside and Patience (15-11) appeared first on Boston Hockey Now .
While it wasn’t a super big money deal that is bringing Connor Clifton back to Boston, it feels like the Bruins are bringing back the likeable, hard-to-play-against Clifton to be one of their bottom pair fixtures.
In this episode of Poke The Bear, Conor answers some of your mailbag questions about Don Sweeney, the Bruins’ schedule, and Fraser Minten’s next contract. 0:00 – Welcome in! 3:13 – What’s Don Sweeney’s plan for the future of the Bruins? 12:18 – Will Bruins trade Mason Loheri or Henri Jokiharju? 16:59 – Prizepicks 18:13 [...] The post What is Don Sweeney’s Long-Term Plan for Bruins? | Poke The Bear appeared first on CLNS Media .
From Jalen Philpot outperforming his brother Tyson in the Philpot Bowl, to BC's defence slowing down Justin Rankin, CFL.ca's Marshall Ferguson has five things we learned from Week 7.
There has been so much talk about the Philadelphia Flyers’ next move. After the Anaheim Ducks matched the Leo Carlsson offer sheet, now the Flyers are in some weird limbo where they absolutely went for it and wanted to get their No. 1 center by giving him $90 million, but coming up short. Now, their offseason has been more about slight improvement in key positions and getting some key players signed to contracts. But, what can the Flyers do now? Are we going to see anything before the end...
The NHL offseason has been quiet, especially yesterday, but there will be more moves this week. Plenty of players remain […] The post Daily Bean: Bruins Offseason Overlook; Rangers Not Done Adding; Drysdale Win-Win appeared first on Boston Hockey Now .
The FIFA 2026 World Cup has wrapped up, with new champions Spain taking home the title. What a victory by the Spanish squad, and might I add, a well-deserved one. A German legend has acknowledged their victory, but with a pointed jab at the runners-up. Former Germany international Toni Kroos, who retired from playing after […] The post “Football Won”: German Legend Takes Dig at Lionel Messi’s Argentina After Defeat to Spain at World Cup Final appeared first on EssentiallySports .
On June 29, 2026, the Boston Bruins tendered a qualifying offer to restricted free agent Matthew Poitras. Poitras’ three-year entry-level contract, which paid him an average annual value of $870,000,…
The NHL offseason has slowed down since the beginning of the month, but a lot of money is still being […] The post Daily Bean: Bruins Departures; Big Ticket for Bedard; Remaining Free Agents appeared first on Boston Hockey Now .
The Boston Bruins have made plenty of changes this offseason, but a lot of former Bruins have also found new […] The post Where Every 2025-26 Bruins Departure Landed This Offseason appeared first on Boston Hockey Now .
Pucks with Haggs host Joe Haggerty and guests the New England Hockey Journal’s Evan Marinovsky and Arlington High School hockey coach John Messuri discuss the Bruins changes to the front office, and have a lively discussion about the state of prep hockey and youth hockey with the changes happening at the junior level. 0:00 – [...] The post Bruins Make Big Front Office Changes appeared first on CLNS Media .
The opening night lineup for the Boston Bruins this coming season, with the first game now officially taking place at home on Tuesday, Sept. 29 against the New York Rangers, is going to be a bit muddled no matter what. Charlie McAvoy will be serving a six game suspension for chopping Zach Benson with his stick at the end of last spring’s first round playoff series against the Sabres, and there are still some very real questions as to which defensemen are still even going to be with the team at...
The Boston Bruins are 73 days away from puck drop at TD Garden. Training camp opens in less than two […] The post Daily Bean: Bruins Lines; Hellebuyck Talk; Remaining Arbitration Dates appeared first on Boston Hockey Now .
There are 74 days until the puck drops at the TD Garden and the Boston Bruins’ season gets underway. Decisions […] The post Projecting the Bruins’ Opening Night Lineup appeared first on Boston Hockey Now .
It was announced by the Boston Bruins during the summer that they'd be retiring former captain Patrice Bergeron's No. 37. There was no official date when the announcement was made, but yesterday gave Bruins fans a reason to circle Dec. 1st on the calendar thanks to the teams releasing their 2026-27 schedules yesterday. "Bergy's Day" will take place the 1st of December, when the Bruins are at home against the visiting Colorado Avalanche. “To have my number retired by the Boston Bruins is ...
Danny B checking off boxes: This is less money than Simon Nemec and Pavel Mintyukov, who just got five years each at $36 million. That’s $7.2 million AAV. Drysdale’s contract comes in one year shorter in term, but the AAV is $6.5 million, which is the same number that Dmitry Orlov, Torey Krug, and Justin […] The post The Jamie Drysdale Deal is Done, and it’s a Good One appeared first on Crossing Broad .
Earlier this week, we looked at NHL teams that have taken a step back this offseason. Today, we’ll look at six teams that have improved their stock heading into the…
The full 84-game schedule is out, and for the Boston Bruins, there are 74 days until the regular season begins. […] The post Daily Bean: Bruins Schedule; RFAs Avoid Arbitration; Regression Candidates appeared first on Boston Hockey Now .
The Boston Bruins could look to bring in a veteran right-handed defenseman to bolster their blue line.Boston could look to upgrade its blue line and add some more offense to the right side. Although the Bruins have some needs, Boston has had a quiet offseason; there are still some options in free agency to bolster […] The post Bruins Linked to Signing 12-Year Veteran NHL Defenseman to Add Offense appeared first on HEAVY .
It's been a busy summer in the NHL trade market thus far. The rise of the salary cap to $104 million, plus the lack of high-quality unrestricted free-agent talent, accounts for the higher-than-usual trade activity.