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The Boston Bruins have officially announced that Patrice Bergeron’s No. 37 jersey will be retired during the 2026-27 NHL season. This will cement the franchise icon’s place among the greatest players in team history. The organization revealed that Bergeron will…
The Bruins have officially made a long-awaited Patrice Bergeron decision, giving fans another reason to celebrate one of the greatest players in team history.
With NHL free agency less than two weeks away and the Stanley Cup Final now in the rear-view mirror, things are percolating in the hockey offseason for the Bruins, and frankly for everybody else around the league.
Gasseau had 23 points in 23 games while serving as captain of the NCAA’s Boston College Eagles.
There is no secret that the Montreal Canadiens will look to sign a new center this summer. Despite a recent deep playoff run, Montreal’s offense struggled to keep up with the Carolina Hurricanes in the Eastern Conference final. In fact, the Canadiens managed just five goals in their last four postseason games.Their top line of […] The post Canadiens Expected to Reignite Interest in $19 Million Bruins Forward appeared first on HEAVY .
The Boston Bruins are a part of the National Hockey League’s ‘Original Six’, and as a result, they’re one of the most storied franchises in the history of not only hockey, but sports in North America as a whole. From Stanley Cup success to big moments and even more iconic players, Bruins fans have had […] The post Boston Bruins set to Retire the Jersey of a Franchise Legend appeared first on HEAVY .
A longtime Bruins captain, Bergeron won a Stanley Cup and six Selke Trophies during his legendary playing career.
In a move that was merely a matter of time, the Bruins announced Thursday morning that they’ll be retiring Patrice Bergeron’s #37 during the 2026-2027 season. Bergeron’s jersey retirement comes on the heels of the B’s retiring Zdeno Chara’s #33 last season, and the Bergeron honor likely isn’t the last one from that golden (modern) […]
The Boston Bruins are set to retire Patrice Bergeron’s number 37 during the 2026-27 season in a very obvious move. Bergeron spent 19 years in Boston, all wearing his iconic number 37. Now, no one will ever wear that number for Boston again. To the rafters. The #NHLBruins are proud to announce that during the […] The post Bruins making obvious Patrice Bergeron move in 2026-27 appeared first on ClutchPoints .
The Boston Bruins returned to the Stanley Cup Playoffs in 2026. Their run in the playoffs only lasted six games. But the return to postseason hockey certainly proved the front office’s decision to retool correct. The Bruins have a chance to continue contending for the playoffs. In saying this, it will require the right moves […] The post 1 player Bruins must sign in 2026 NHL Free Agency appeared first on ClutchPoints .
On this episode of Bruins Beat, Evan Marinofsky breaks out the tiers again! He runs through some of the best options for the Bruins to pick at No. 23 in the NHL Draft. 0:00 – Best Draft Targets for Bruins at Pick 23 4:30 – Ryan Lin, D, Vancouver Giants 5:59 – Ilia Morozov, C, Miami (OH) 7:20 – [...] The post Best Draft Targets for Bruins at Pick 23 | Bruins Beat appeared first on CLNS Media .
Langenbrunner was with the Bruins organization for the last 11 years, including the previous four as an assistant general manager.
On this episode, Joe is joined by Kevin Paul Dupont and Mick Colageo to discuss the latest offseason storylines surrounding the Bruins and around the NHL. They react to the Stanley Cup Final and the ongoing coaching saga in Edmonton. Then the guys give thoughts on rumored trade targets for the Bruins this offseason. After [...] The post Who Should the Bruins Chase this Offseason? | Pucks with Haggs appeared first on CLNS Media .
Haggs is here to answer all of your questions about the Bruins offseason now that it is here, the Carolina Hurricanes as the new Stanley Cup champs and the looming NHL Draft and Bruins development camp rolling out over the next few weeks.
With the NHL season officially over, all eyes turn towards the usual offseason milestones: the draft, the opening of free agency, etc. The B’s announced their roster for one of those summer milestones today, revealing the list of players who will be coming to Boston for Development Camp later this month. Forwards Cole Chandler, David […]
Boston Bruins general manager Don Sweeney will have a busy offseason this summer. After surprisingly making the playoffs this past season, the Bruins are expected to strengthen their squad in the coming months. Sweeney will look to add to his roster in free agency and via trades. One particular deal, however, would offload a significant […] The post Bruins Expected to Trade Away $20 Million Key Contributor appeared first on HEAVY .
Hindsight is 20/20. For those of us who are capable of introspection and learning from our experiences, there’s always something to take from the past. In the case of the…
Five have been advanced to ballot for Academic All-America consideration.
Do the Bruins want to avoid another Brandon Bussi situation?
After years of disappointment and heartbreak, the Carolina Hurricanes are Stanley Cup champions. On Sunday night in Vegas, Rod Brind’Amour’s squad got timely scoring and stellar goaltending en route to a 3-0 victory, capturing the Stanley Cup in six games. Naturally, the conclusion of the 2025-26 NHL season was front and centre on Monday’s edition…
New Boston Bruins assistant coach Matt McIlvane reunites with Marco Sturm, eight years after coaching together in the Olympics.
Yesterday in Hockey History: June 14 Tomorrow in Hockey History: June 16 Hockey fans in Bean Town have enjoyed what they have seen on this date. Fans in the Windy…
The Boston Bruins will be big-fish hunting this offseason, but for the time being, they’re addressing some potential depth by signing forward Attilio Biasca to a two-year contract worth $980,000…
Joe Haggerty breaks down a busy week in Bruins land — starting with Stanley Cup Finals reactions, where Carolina is taking control behind Brandon Bussey’s remarkable underdog story. Then it’s Bruins news: the hiring of assistant coach Matt McIlvaine, Pastrnak’s All-Star nod, McAvoy’s Norris votes, and confirmation of the 2028 Toronto first round pick. Joe [...] The post Should The Bruins Trade David Pastrnak? | Pucks with Haggs appeared first on CLNS Media .
Biasca is coming off a silver medal at the 2026 World Championship, as well as a National League title with HC Fribourg-Gotteron.