Pavel Zacha just posted the best season of his career, and it's turned him into a trade chip. Per Pierre LeBrun of The Athletic , the Boston Bruins have been listening to offers on Zacha, even as their preferred path remains signing him to an extension. "In a market starved for centers, the Bruins are listening on Pavel Zacha, which is an intriguing name to say the least," LeBrun wrote. "There's a big difference between listening and wanting to move him, though."
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The Boston Bruins have been without a captain since the trade that sent Brad Marchand to Florida on March 7, […]
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Chris Berman has long been considered an ESPN legend, but now he will also forever be known as a Disney Legend. Disney announced Berman would be part of its newest class of “Legend” honorees in March. And Sunday afternoon, Berman officially received the honor meant to represent the “extraordinary breadth of talent and storytellers who…
The Boston Bruins come in at No. 18 on TheHockeyNews.com's NHL off-season rankings. The Bruins are historically one of the league's most competitive teams, but did they do enough this summer to keep pace in the highly-competitive Atlantic Division?
The Boston Bruins have had numerous prolific goal-scorers in the team’s storied history, which dates back to 1924. Here are the best of the best: the top 20 Bruins’ scorers…
The Boston Bruins have 43 days until puck drop and 30 days until training camp. Jeremy Swayman finished inside the […]
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The first goalie to make an appearance in our rankings is one of the new guys.
The Minnesota Wild open the 2026-27 season on October 1 in Nashville, with a home opener against the Boston Bruins two days later. Last season was hopeful, historic, and just unfinished enough to feel like something the Wild can build on.
They went 46-24-12 last year, made the second round for...
Bruins erase early deficit to tie No. 3 Blue Devils
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In a recent post, The Athletic talked about who they believe is the most intriguing newcomer for all of the teams in the Power Four. Newcomer can mean any player that they picked up out of high school or the transfer portal, or any coach they nabbed on the carousel. While most Rutgers fans likely […]
In this episode of Poke The Bear, Conor and Ty discuss Brad Marchand’s injury woes, and debate where the Bruins stack up in the Atlantic Division. 0:00 – Intro 2:49 – Brad Marchand in Florida: the weird conundrum for Bruins fans 5:29 – Bruins cap situation & the dangers of bad long-term contracts 8:27 – [...]
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Pucks with Haggs host Joe Haggerty answers fan questions including who his favorite Bruins head coach was to cover over the last 20 years, and which Bruins players does he think will be traded in short order during a Hagg Bag Mailbag edition of the Pucks with Haggs podcast. 0:00 – Intro 1:27 – Tanner [...]
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Marchand missed most of the second half of the 2025-26 season due to an unspecified injury.
There are plenty of elite goaltenders throughout the NHL, and the Boston Bruins have one of the league’s best. On […]
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The Bruins farm system has been slowly turning over in a big way the last couple of years, and this summer has been one of those seminal periods with a great deal of change coming for next season and beyond.
The NHL offseason continues to move along, and the Boston Bruins are 44 days away from the season opener. In […]
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Bruins Take Preseason Camp on the Road to Irvine
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Haggs goes solo for episode 316 of Pucks with Haggs, tackling a loaded mailbag. Are the Bruins stuck in the middle — too good to rebuild, not good enough to contend? Haggs breaks down the Lindholm contract fallout, what Brad Marchand’s departure actually cost the team, and why everything this season hinges on the young [...]
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When the Boston Bruins signed Connor Clifton and Jordan Harris early on July 1 while missing out on bigger names like Jacob Trouba, John Carlson and Darnell Nurse, it was assumed that the B’s were done shopping for blueliners with some very modest returns.
In this episode of Poke The Bear, Conor and Ty dig into one of the most important questions heading into the Bruins’ season — which players are set up to take a step forward, and which ones might be due for a reality check? They run through the regression candidates on Boston’s roster, the veterans [...]
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On this episode of Bruins Beat, Evan Marinofsky goes solo to break down one of the most debated questions heading into next season — who are the Bruins’ top two centers, and should Elias Lindholm even be one of them? Evan makes the case for a shake-up, arguing the Lindholm-Pastrnak pairing just isn’t working and [...]
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The NHL offseason has slowly been churning out news, but as we approach the end of an August weekend, it […]
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The Boston Bruins have made it clear that they have a defenseman knocking on the door of the NHL, but […]
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Jake DeBrusk’s 2025-26 season wasn’t ugly, but it wasn’t a Picasso either. On first glance, DeBrusk’s stat line last year doesn’t look all that out of place from any of his other eight NHL seasons. He cracked the 40-point threshold again, potted 23 goals and finished fourth in team scoring. Compared to a lot…
It’s the other team in black and gold that shifted the market, and it may directly impact the Boston Bruins. […]
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