The Boston Bruins could be getting a big boost to their defensive unit, as their number one defenseman is a game-time decision to return to the lineup on Thursday night against the Winnipeg Jets.
NHL head coaches have to hire good assistants. They have to set an overarching philosophy, juggle lineup configurations, and do the kind of “man management” that is impossible to track statistically.
The Providence Bruins hit the road for three games this week. It started tonight with the first of two against the Hershey Bears. The Bruins are coming in off a 3-1 loss to the Thunderbirds on Sunday.
The Boston Bruins go for their second straight win since David Pastrnak's return from injury and fourth in a row overall when they continue a three-game road swing through the Central Division with a Thursday night visit to the Winnipeg Jets.
On Tuesday night, the St. Louis Blues hosted the Boston Bruins in the two teams’ final regular-season meeting. The Bruins won 5-2, sweeping the season series.
Mark Kastelic and Fraser Minten scored two goals each as the visiting Boston Bruins rolled the St. Louis Blues 5-2 on Tuesday. Pavel Zacha also tallied for the Bruins, who won their third straight game -- and their second game against St.
David Pastrnak has been essential to the Boston Bruins’ lineup for a decade now, growing into an elite goal-scorer. He’s hit over 100 points in the last three seasons, including an incredible 61 goals in the 2022-23 season.
The Boston Bruins are getting ready to go on a road trip that sees them travel to St. Louis, Winnipeg, and Minnesota in a span of 5 days and they are likely to get a huge reinforcement back in their lineup.
For the first time in what feels like a long time, the Boston Bruins have high-end talent in the pipeline. It’s exciting to watch, as they’ve shone brightly at the collegiate level.
The Boston Bruins head into a three-game road trip starting on Tuesday, and they will do so with two stars back in their roster and traveling with the rest of the team for the first time in weeks.
The Boston Bruins head into a three-game road trip, and head coach Marco Sturm provided an update on a few sidelined star players. Forward David Pastrnak and defenseman Charlie McAvoy traveled with the Bruins for the first time this week, the latter doing so since suffering a severe facial injury in mid-November.
If former NHL center Mike Rupp has his way, Boston Bruins goaltender Jeremy Swayman will be between the pipes for Team USA once the 2026 Winter Olympics roll around this upcoming February.
If you look at the goal-scoring leaders in the NHL through the first two months of the 2025-26 season you will see a lot of names who make sense there.