Boston Bruins News

Bruins Should Target Dunn and Oleksiak in Free Agency

2020-21 was a rough year for the Boston Bruins’ defensive unit. Everyone not named Connor Clifton missed significant time with injuries, prospects like Jakub Zboril and Urho Vaakanainen disappointed, and the unit’s lack of depth was exposed in the playoffs.

Bergeron wins Messier Award for Leadership!

It’s no 5th Selke, but it’ll do! Well, they won’t give Patrice Bergeron his 5th Selke until he puts up an 82 game scorcher, so in his first year as full-on Captain will end with him receiving the Mark Messier Award for Leadership.

Bruins Have Difficult Decisions to Make for Expansion Draft

The Boston Bruins season ended much sooner than anybody in Boston would have liked. Because of this, their attention was forced to turn from a Stanley Cup run to the offseason, including the Expansion Draft, the Entry Draft and the free agency period.

Bruins Can Build off Positives From the 2020-21 Season

The Boston Bruins’ hopes of making it back to the Stanley Cup Final were ended prematurely in a six-game, second-round loss to the New York Islanders. As the higher seed, they were projected to win and advance to the Semifinals round, but a disappointing lack of fight and a handful of untimely injuries doomed them.

Bruins Priority a Left-Side Defenseman During 2021 NHL Offseason

As per a few reports and confirmed comments by both Bruins GM Don Sweeney and Team President Cam Neely, Boston’s priority this offseason is to land a minute-munching left-side defenseman via free agency or trade.

Milan Lucic chugs beers in Vancouver to celebrate anniversary of Bruins Stanley Cup win

"This one's for you guys."

Patrice Bergeron finishes second in Selke Trophy voting, Barkov wins

Predicting the USHL prospect the Bruins will draft next month

Don Sweeney has a fever, and the only prescription is more American kids going to play for midwestern NCAA schools! This is mostly a joke article. Do not take this as anything more than light-hearted response to an unusual trend in Bruins drafting.

Bruins’ 2021 Playoff Predictions Revisited

With the Boston Bruins officially eliminated and after giving some time for the dust to settle, it’s time to revisit my 2021 playoff predictions. Previously, I revisited my 2020-21 season wish list and found that I was a little ambitious with my expectations for this team.

4 crucial items for the Bruins' Don Sweeney this offseason

The heightened pressure to assemble a title-caliber roster unquestionably makes this Don Sweeney's most important offseason of his seven-year tenure.

Draft Profiles 2k21: The Curious Case of Aatu Räty

Let’s begin our look at the draft’s many prospects with one of the most unusual cases of all. Analysis: About two years ago, if you told a Draft analyst

Bruins Offseason Storylines: Goalies, Free Agent Forwards & DeBrusk

After being eliminated by the New York Islanders in the second round of the Stanley Cup playoffs, the Boston Bruins begin what will be a very interesting offseason.

Mason Lohrei named USHL Defenseman of the Year, Schmaltz honored as well

Some nice nods for some long-term prospects. Mason Lohrei and Jake Schmaltz may still be a long way from the NHL, but if this past season was any indication, their development is trending in the right direction.

Cam Neely Admits Bruins Made Costly Mistakes at 2015 Draft

In recent years, much has been made about the decisions the Boston Bruins chose to make at the 2015 NHL Entry Draft. While they have managed to continue being a very competitive team, they could have been even better had they done a better job drafting that day, as they found themselves with 13th, 14th, and 15th overall picks.

Sweeney Says Bruins and Hall Have Mutual Interest in Return to Team

As pre Boston Bruins GM Don Sweeney, the team and forward Taylor Hall have both expressed interest in getting the winger re-signed. Sweeney spoke with the media about the futures of forwards Hall and David Krejci and while Krejci’s future was a bit more uncertain, there seemed to be a good chance Hall would be back.

Taking a look back: Highlights from the 2021 Boston Bruins season

Looking back on some great accomplishments from the guys in Black ‘n Gold. There’s no mistaking the disappointment that the Bruins and their fans felt after losing to the New York Islanders in the second round of the playoffs.

Bruins: Time to Move On From Tuukka Rask

In the days following the Boston Bruins’ elimination from the 2021 Playoffs by the New York Islanders, we’ve learned a lot about the Bruins’ private struggles throughout the season.

Bruins’ Neely Seems to Admit Team Botched the 2015 NHL Draft

A number of hockey scribes who cover the Boston Bruins have quoted a few nuggets from Boston Bruins President Cam Neely on Tuesday and they’re certainly worth noting.

Bruins sign Swedish forward Jesper Froden to a one-year contract

Cassidy, Bruins looking to “dig deeper” with Jake DeBrusk this offseason

Some awkward feelings, perhaps? I’m going to start you off with a shocking take here: it wasn’t the best season for Jake DeBrusk. The 24-year-old forward had his worst NHL season yet, recording just 14 points in 41 games.

Boston, Detroit ranked among best cities for hockey fans

When it comes to hockey, no one does it better than Boston and Detroit, according to the latest poll.

David Krejci Leaves Doubt About Return to Bruins Next Season

David Krejci needs time to figure out his NHL future. He spoke with the media following the Boston Bruins elimination from the 2020-21 NHL playoffs and was asked about his future in the league and with the team as a pending UFA.

Taylor Hall and Tuukka Rask want to stay with Boston Bruins

The Boston Bruins acquired Taylor Hall at the Trade Deadline. He was everything they could have hoped scoring 14 points in 16 games to help propel Boston into the playoffs.

NHL Rumors: Tuukka Rask done with Bruins, Rangers and Blue Jackets close to coaching hires

Tuukka Rask looked tired and defeated after the Islanders beat the Bruins in six games. “We’re all getting older and we’re not going to last forever, so it’s definitely closing at some point,” he said about Boston’s Stanley Cup window.