Bruins’ Curse of the No. 6 Jersey
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Bruins Shut Out Predators 6-0 Behind Pastrnak’s Two Goals
The Boston Bruins dominate the Nashville Predators 6-0 at TD Garden on Oct. 23, 2026. David Pastrnak nets two goals and adds two assists for four points, earning Player of the Game honors, while defenseman Charlie McAvoy dishes out four assists. Goalie Michael DiPietro records a shutout with 28 saves, and the Bruins outshoot the Predators 31‑28, win 33 of 62 faceoffs and convert one of three power‑play chances. The victory lifts Boston to an 8‑2‑1 record, first in the Atlantic Division, and drops Nashville to 3‑3‑3 in the Central.
Daily Bean: Bruins Win; McDavid Makes History; Hellebuyck Suspension Ends Today
The Boston Bruins roll to their sixth win in seven games, blanking the Nashville Predators 6‑0 on October 22, 2026. Michael DiPietro records his first NHL shutout with 28 saves on Hockey Fights Cancer night, while David Pastrnak nets two goals and Charlie McAvoy adds four assists. Connor McDavid makes history, becoming the fourth player ever to reach 30 points in 10 games and joining Gretzky, Lemieux and Bossy with three five‑point nights early in a season. Meanwhile, Winnipeg’s Connor Hellebuyck’s suspension ends today, pending a physical before the Heritage Classic. The roundup also notes a Blue Jackets trade rumour involving Dmitri Voronkov, Flyers’ youth surge, and a 6‑9‑foot goaltender debut for Florida.
Bruins Should Reform the “Kids” Line With Fraser Minten, JJ Peterka & Marat Khusnutdinov
The NHL regular season is underway, and after 11 games, the Boston Bruins’ lineup is taking shape. The younger stars are taking over, becoming bright spots in a lineup that…
Recap: B’s run over Predators in 6-0 win
The Boston Bruins dominate the Nashville Predators 6-0 at TD Garden on October 22, 2026. Michael DiPietro posts his first NHL shutout with 28 saves, while David Pastrnak (2G‑2A) and Charlie McAvoy (0G‑4A) each tally four points. Goals come from Casey Mittelstadt, Elias Lindholm, JJ Peterka, and Mark Kastelic. McAvoy becomes the ninth defenseman ever with four assists in his season‑opening home game, and Pastrnak records his 501st home point, passing Bobby Orr. Boston limits Nashville to a single power‑play chance and will face the San Jose Sharks on Saturday.
Bruins Trying To Move $9 Million Defenseman
Boston Bruins are still looking to move defenseman Henri Jokiharju, who cleared waivers on Sept. 27 and was sent to Providence. The 27‑year‑old, on a three‑year, $9 million contract with a $3 million cap hit through 2027‑28, has logged two goals and 13 assists in 42 games last season. Despite media speculation, Jokiharju declined to confirm a trade request, and teammate Mikey Eyssimont also stayed tight‑lipped. With new right‑shot defenders Will Borgen and Connor Clifton on the roster, the Bruins may need to add a draft pick to entice a buyer, though no deal is imminent.
Bruins Postgame: DiPietro’s First Shutout Means So Much More
Michael DiPietro earns his first NHL shutout as the Boston Bruins crush the Nashville Predators 6-0 on Hockey Fights Cancer night, extending the team's point streak to seven games (8-2-1). DiPietro stops all 28 shots, including seven high‑danger chances, and records 3.78 goals saved above expected. David Pastrnak leads with two goals and two assists, while five Bruins score overall. The emotional moment resonates as DiPietro honors his late mother, who died of cancer. Coach Marco Sturm credits the pre‑game energy and a strong early start for the dominant performance.
Instant Reaction: Boston Bruins Dominate Nashville Predators 6-0 | Bruins Beat
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Bruins Roll Past Predators, Extend Point Streak to Seven Games
The Boston Bruins extend their point streak to seven games with a dominant 6-0 victory over the Nashville Predators on Hockey Fights Cancer night. David Pastrnak scores twice, while Casey Mittelstadt, Elias Lindholm, JJ Peterka and Mark Kastelic each chip in. Rookie netminder Michael DiPietro earns his first NHL shutout, stopping all 28 shots. Charlie McAvoy notches a career‑high four assists, and Matt Poitras extends his point streak to five. The win improves Boston to 8‑2‑1 as they prepare for a home finale against the San Jose Sharks.
Game Day Thread – Nashville Predators at Boston Bruins
Welcome to the Game Day Thread for the Predators at Bruins game. The boys are starting off the week with a challenge for sure. Just a reminder – we’re always looking for new people to chat with and to be part of our community. Feel free to share the link to our thread with potential new members! Thursday 10/22 Predators at Bruins at 6pm Central on the Spot in Nashville, multiple stations in other locales and streaming for a fee on the Preds app. Go Preds!
What is going on with the Bruins and Nikita Zadorov?
The third-highest paid defenseman on the Bruins, Zadorov was benched in last Saturday’s game against the Kings.
Public Skate: Bruins vs. Predators
The Boston Bruins are set to face the Nashville Predators at TD Garden on Thursday, following a dominant 5-1 home win over the Flyers and a recent road trip. Highlights from the January 27, 2026 overtime victory—featuring Charlie McAvoy, David Pastrnak and Marat Khusnutdinov—are showcased, while the matchup competes for viewers against the New England Patriots' game against the Chicago Bears. Fans can expect high‑energy hockey as the Bruins look to extend their home‑ice success.
Bruins’ youth playing a significant role in team success
Boston’s young players, including forwards Fraser Minten and James Hagens, are contributing to a hot start.
BSJ Live Q&A: Haggerty on Bruins road trip, Khusnutdinov extension - 2 p.m. Friday 10.23.26
Haggs is here to answer all of your pressing questions about the highly successful Bruins road trip, the return home to play Nashville, the Bruins youth movement and the three-year contract extension for Marat Khusnutdinov. Plenty to talk about with the B's!
Preview: Bruins return home to host Predators
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Daily Bean: Bruins Gameday; Khusnutdinov Extended; Tkachuk Returns to Ottawa
The Boston Bruins host the Nashville Predators tonight, marking their first home game since Oct. 10. After an overtime loss that snapped their win streak, the Bruins extend their point streak to six games and announce a three‑year, $11.85 M deal to keep forward Marat Khusnutdinov through 2030 (54 points in 178 NHL games). Elsewhere, Brady Tkachuk returns to Ottawa but faces boos as the Senators rally to a 6‑1 win. The Penguins update on 19‑year‑old Ben Kindel’s health, the Flyers secure their third straight victory thanks to rookie Cole Knuble, and the Canadiens grapple with a league‑leading discipline issue. Additional offseason free‑agent news and a disrupted retirement ceremony round out the Daily Bean.
David Pastrnak’s greatest value to the Bruins: His adaptability
Sniper? Playmaker? Captain? ‘Pasta’ can morph into whomever Boston needs him to be.
NHL Injuries: Sabres, Hurricanes, Oilers, Panthers, Kings, Islanders, Senators, Capitals and More
Seth Jarvis could make his season debut tonight. Linus Ullmark needed help leaving the ice, and Ryan Nugent-Hopkins set to return.
The Next Chapter of the Canadiens vs. Bruins Rivalry
There is no hatred in North American professional sports quite as pure, as historical, or as deeply ingrained as the war between the Montreal Canadiens and the Boston Bruins. It…
Report: Up To 10 Teams In Talks With Red Wings On Simon Edvinsson
Up to ten NHL clubs, including the San Jose Sharks and Boston Bruins, are in active trade talks for Detroit Red Wings defenseman Simon Edvinsson, despite interim GM Shawn Horcoff publicly stating he wants to keep the 2021 sixth‑overall pick. Edvinsson, 23, posted 25 points in 72 games last season and remains an unsigned restricted free agent; he must sign by Dec. 1 or sit out the season. While he hasn’t formally requested a trade, his camp sees a deal as the logical next step, with price expectations of a seven‑year, $9‑11 million annual contract. Detroit’s ownership gave Horcoff full authority to negotiate an extension before the deadline.
Bruins Game 11: Notes, Lines, and How to Watch vs. Predators (UPDATED)
The Boston Bruins (7-2-1) host the Nashville Predators (3-2-3) Thursday at TD Garden, aiming to extend their Atlantic Division lead. After a five‑game win streak snapped in Dallas, the Bruins have collected points in each of their last six games and sit 3‑1‑0 at home. Nashville, fresh off a 5‑2 win over St. Louis, arrives with a solid power play and Steven Stamkos leading with 10 points. Coach Marco Sturm announces no lineup changes; Michael DiPietro earns his third start. The game also supports Hockey Fights Cancer, and a morning skate is set for 10:30 a.m.
Senators’ Linus Ullmark leaves game against Panthers
Ullmark appeared to have tweaked something while making a save against Florida on Wednesday night.
Bruins Sign Khusnutdinov to Contract Extension
The Boston Bruins and forward Marat Khusnutdinov have come to terms on a three-year contract extension worth $11.85 million, the team announced Wednesday. The deal carries an annual cap hit…
Bruins Agree To Three-Year Extension With Forward Marat Khusnutdinov
The 24-year-old had a breakout campaign last season with 15 goals and 33 points.
OFFICIAL: Bruins Sign Marat Khusnutdinov to Three-Year Extension
The Boston Bruins have locked forward Marat Khusnutdinov into a three‑year extension worth $11.85 million, averaging $3.95 million per season, starting in 2027‑28. The 24‑year‑old, who joined Boston via a March 2025 trade with the Minnesota Wild, posted 33 points in 77 games last season and already tallies five points in the first 10 games of 2026‑27. The deal includes $1.5 million in signing bonuses for 2027‑28 and $500,000 for 2028‑29, but offers no trade protection. Khusnutdinov has been used across the third line, top‑six, and even the first line with David Pastrnak, and now splits time on the second line and penalty kill.
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