The Boston Bruins have been one of the most prominent surprise teams in the NHL this season. After a long run as a Stanley Cup contender, the Bruins were a last-place team in the Atlantic Division a year ago, and it seemed like they were destined for several seasons of rebuilding before they could return to prominence.
The Providence Bruins this weekend will face the Charlotte Checkers for two games. Providence currently leads the Atlantic Division by three points over the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins.
The Maine Mariners open a crucial week tonight against the North Division–leading Wheeling Nailers. The Mariners trail Wheeling by ten points. Then this weekend, they will face the Adirondack Thunder for three games on the road.
David Pastrnak scored the game-winning goal 15 seconds into overtime and added an assist, lifting the Boston Bruins to a 3-2 win over the visiting Nashville Predators on Tuesday night.
There's more to hockey than scoring goals and stopping pucks. For some players, putting up points came second to their main task: angering their opponents.
In the middle period of the Nashville Predators vs. Boston Bruins at TD Garden on Tuesday evening, Bruins center Elias Lindholm left the game with an injury and will not return.
The Boston Bruins now have seven members of their team headed to Milan, Italy, for the 2026 Winter Olympic Games. Team Sweden has added defenseman Hampus Lindholm as an injury replacement for Jonas Brodin, according to TSN Hockey Insider Chris Johnston.
(You know the one.) There’s a peculiar feeling Bruins fans know well. It’s not panic. It’s not optimism. It’s that weird middle space where you’re watching the team and thinking, “Okay… but what exactly are we doing here?” And congratulations, folks—we’re back there again.
Team Sweden announced on Tuesday that defenseman Hampus Lindholm has been named to the Olympic team, replacing the injured Jonas Brodin. They posted on social media (translated to English), “Welcome to the Olympics, Hampus!
The Boston Bruins are currently in an interesting position. They’ve made great improvements in 2025-26, and are a much better team then I think many people suspected they would be.
With two feet of snow on the ground and bitter cold in the air outside, the Boston Bruins look to keep turning up the heat inside TD Garden as they go for their eighth straight home win on Tuesday night against the Nashville Predators.
According to Elliotte Friedman on the 32 Thoughts Podcast, the disappointing New Jersey Devils are shopping former Boston Bruins defenseman Dougie Hamilton.
The Boston Bruins are on a roll at this time. Boston entered play Monday having won 10 of their last 12 games. They were climbing the Atlantic Division standings and threatening for a playoff spot.
The Providence Bruins swept the weekend to extend their winning streak to five games. On Friday they beat the Belleville Senators 2-1 on a comeback win.
With the amount of bright spots for the Boston Bruins this 2025-26 season, there is a trio that deserves more recognition than it’s getting. David Pastrnak is always going to be the star on Causeway Street, and his line will get tons of praise.
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The Montreal Canadiens (28-16-7) will be playing a 4-point game for the 2nd game in a row as they visit the Boston Bruins (29-20-2) in a game that will have big implications on the picture of the Atlantic Division.
The Boston Bruins defeated the Vegas Golden Knights in a tight, 4-3 game. The contest was another step in the right direction for the Bruins as they push up the Atlantic Division and Eastern Conference standings, but the win felt a bit more meaningful for the entire team.
The Boston Bruins have signed forward Alex Steeves to a two-year contract extension worth $3.25 million and it looks like a worthwhile bet for the team.
Jan. 21st: The Bruins announced today that Sweezey’s emergency recall has concluded, and he’s been reassigned back to AHL Providence. During his recall, Sweezey served as a healthy scratch for Boston’s 6-2 loss to the Dallas Stars yesterday.
Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet shared earlier today that the Boston Bruins have waived Vladislav Kolyachonok. The defenseman finds himself back on the wire after being claimed by the Bruins from Dallas in mid-December.
The Boston Bruins are right in the middle of the Atlantic Division race. Winners of six straight and eight of their last 10, the Bruins are now owners of the first Wild Card spot in the Eastern Conference.