Bruins sign Riley Duran to one-year contract
Duran will make a league-minimum salary of $850,000 at the NHL level, and $90,000 in the AHL.
Latest news and updates about the Bruins
Duran will make a league-minimum salary of $850,000 at the NHL level, and $90,000 in the AHL.
The Boston Bruins are coming off of a respectable season in which the team found themselves back in the playoffs after a disastrous 2024-2025 campaign that saw the club finish at the bottom of the eastern conference. Boston posted a 45-27-10 record this past season, which was good enough for 100 points and a ticket […] The post Bruins Receive Disappointing 2026-2027 Season Projection appeared first on HEAVY .
The Toronto Maple Leafs’ 2025-26 regular season was pretty much a disaster from start to finish. The club finished with a 32-36-14 record, missed the playoffs for the first time in the Auston Matthews era, and, as a result, both general manager Brad Treliving and head coach Craig Berube were fired. On Wednesday, Berube joined…
Again, the NHL offseason is seeing a sharp decline in action after July 1. That does not mean there was […] The post Daily Bean: Connor Bedard Summer Injury; Hellebuyck Trade Talk; Bruins Depth Chart appeared first on Boston Hockey Now .
Plus, Quinnipiac's Timo Seppa joins to break down Sean Durzi, Marcus Pettersson, and why Cole Beaudoin might be a legit monster.
The Boston Bruins made moves before and on July 1, and are now left with a plethora of NHL-caliber players […] The post Bruins Depth Chart: One Week After Free Agency appeared first on Boston Hockey Now .
Pucks with Haggs host Joe Haggerty and guest Mick Colageo discuss the Bruins roster and whether their July 1 moves leave the door open for something else to happen this summer. They also go over development camp & answer a few questions from the fans. 0:00 – Welcome in 4:48 – Will Bruins make another [...] The post Is there still another move to be made for the Boston Bruins? | Pucks with Haggs appeared first on CLNS Media .
It’s not a deep pipeline, but some big seasons from a handful of prospects makes this group more exciting than usual.
Free agency opened one week ago, and the moves have started to slow down. Elliotte Friedman and Kyle Bukauskas dropped […] The post Daily Bean: Trade & Free Agent Talk; 2026-27 Schedule Release Date; Send Your Bruins Questions! appeared first on Boston Hockey Now .
Free agency began on July 1, and NHL teams are hurriedly making moves to outdo their competition this season. The Boston Bruins signed right-handed defenseman Connor Clifton, bringing him back…
Running back Wayne Knight earned preseason All-America acclaim.
Here's a look at what the Boston Bruins could get from JJ Peterka, seeing how he could fit into the team's lineup. The post Projecting Impact of Peterka on Bruins lineup appeared first on HEAVY .
It’s time to answer your questions about the Boston Bruins. The NHL Draft and free agency came and went, with […] The post Bruins Mailbag: Post-Draft, Free Agency; Submit Your Questions! appeared first on Boston Hockey Now .
Haggs is here to answer your burning B's questions about all the moves that the Bruins made, the things that still might be to come and what awaits the Black and Gold for the rest of the summer with training camp still two months away.
On this episode of Bruins Beat, Evan Marinofsky and Pete Blackburn dive into the extremely low odds facing the Bruins. They also discuss the moves they’ve made so far. What are the best-case and worst-case scenarios? 0:00 – Welcome in Guest! 4:55 – Expectations for the Bruins next season? 11:39 – Are the Bruins done making moves [...] The post Will the Bruins Be a Lottery Team Next Year? | Bruins Beat appeared first on CLNS Media .
Monday night’s USMNT catastrophe against Belgium completely erased and potentially overshadowed everything Mauricio Pochettino’s plucky side was able to accomplish at this World Cup. There’s no need to be hyperbolic and say it was all for naught because collecting the…
Which teams got better and worse after a flurry of extreme turnover between the pipes?
This year, the Boston Bruins drafted more than one Russian player for the first time since 2002. Furthermore, for the first time since 1994, they selected a Russian goaltender. The Bruins surprised many fans with their second-round selection. Instead of addressing their blue line, as expected, Boston used the No. 56 overall pick on Russian […] The post How Were Bruins’ Matvei Kotkov, Yuri Ivanov First Steps in Boston? appeared first on The Lead .
The New York Rangers had a surplus of right-handed defensemen, and Will Borgen proved to be the odd man out. […]
If there was a sensation that became obvious in the final minutes of Belgium’s 4-1 victory over the USMNT on Monday night, it was fear. Not that the U.S. side would lose; that was a foregone conclusion even before Romelu Lukaku’s soul-crusher of a goal in the 93rd minute. It was fear that this was…
If there was one player that was expected to be the star of last week’s Bruins development camp and then proceeded to live up to that hype, it was 20-year-old Dean Letourneau.
Which teams got better and worse after a flurry of extreme turnover between the pipes?
The deadline for restricted free agents to file for arbitration passed at 5:00 PM ET yesterday, and none of the […] The post Daily Bean: Arbitration Deadline Passes; Mintyukov Avoids Offer Sheet; Bruins Prospects appeared first on Boston Hockey Now .
Another development camp come and gone, but this year featured a much bigger influx of talented new prospects in many years. Who among them all stood out the most?
The Boston Bruins lost in the first round of the Stanley Cup playoffs and were looking to build off that this offseason.However, Boston has been relatively quiet to begin the offseason, outside of a couple of moves. The Bruins emphasized improving their blue line, and they went out and signed Connor Clifton and traded for […] The post Analyst Rips Bruins Pair of Additions in Lackluster Offseason appeared first on HEAVY .