The Boston Bruins' quiet offseason could signal that the club has an $80 million center in its sights next summer. The post ...

The Boston Bruins are hoping for a bounce back during the 2025-26 NHL season. After reaching the playoffs in eight consecutive years, the Bruins not only failed to quality last season, they also ...

The Bruins lost a lot of experience at this season's trade deadline, opening up roster flexibility this offseason. NHL. Teams. Scores & Schedule. Playoff Bracket. Standings. Podcasts. Fantasy.

NHL insider Ty Anderson of 98.5 The Sports Hub believes the Boston Bruins will spend aggressively in the offseason to improve their team.

Four priorities for Bruins’ offseason With transition season over, B’s need to spend to get back on top. Share this: Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook; ...

The Bruins should have enough cap space to make a substantial addition to the roster over the offseason, and, as explained above, the biggest weaknesses are up front. This roster needs a legit top ...

The Bruins are entering the offseason with over $20 million of cap space, as many players like Matt Grzelcyk, Kevin Shattenkirk, Derek Forbort, and James van Riemsdyk are coming off the books.

Sweeney also said the Bruins would pursue signing captain Brad Marchand to a contract extension -- he has one year remaining on an eight-year, $49 million extension (average annual balue $6.125 ...

The Bruins have some cash to burn this offseason. Whether because of the NHL’s soaring salary cap or Don Sweeney clearing out several contracts during a trade-deadline fire sale, the Bruins are ...

But in each of those two seasons, the Bruins scored more 5-on-5 goals than their 2021-22 counterparts (199 in 2022-23, 174 in 2023-24). It’s a winning strategy, at least against most opponents.

The Bruins have a lot of work to do between now and the July 1 opening bell of free agency, namely hiring a coach and drafting a player at No. 7 that they hope will be a foundational stone for the ...