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Haggerty: Projecting the Boston Bruins lineup

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...

Haggerty: Change is coming to the Bruins front office

It’s interesting times for the Boston Bruins as they undergo a fairly extensive front office makeover at a crossroads point in time for the Original Six organization. Both assistant GM Evan Gold and assistant GM Jamie Langenbrunner have moved on from the B’s front office, with Gold’s exit announced in a Tuesday afternoon press release in the middle of July, after both executives were rumored to be working together as candidates to run the Vancouver Canucks.

BSJ Live Q&A: Haggerty on the summer break, B's front office changes -- 11 a.m. Thursday 07.16.26

Haggs is here to answer all the burning questions about a Bruins NHL roster that seems like it is still ripe for tinkering and a front office makeover that includes the former GM of the Buffalo Sabres joining the B's front office in an advisory role to Don Sweeney. It's an interesting change for a B's group coming off a strong year where they bounced back from the disappointment of two years ago, but remain at a key crossroads to keep building toward a bright future in a stacked Atlantic Divis...

Cardinals' Jordan Walker wins Home Run Derby, Red Sox' Willson Contreras embraces villain role in Philadelphia

Jordan Walker spoiled the party in Philadelphia, rallying past hometown favorite Kyle Schwarber to win the 2026 Home Run Derby and was the first Cardinals' player to win the event.St. Louis had produced only one previous runner-up, when Albert Pujols fell to Garret Anderson in 2003. Fittingly, Pujols was on hand Monday as part of Netflix’s broadcast crew.