Former Buffalo Sabres general manager Kevyn Adams is back in the NHL.
The Boston Bruins on Tuesday named Adams, 51, a senior advisor to GM Don Sweeney.
The Sabres fired Adams on Dec. 15, almost halfway through his sixth season as GM, and replaced him with Jarmo Kekalainen, who had been serving as a senior advisor.
While Adams never led the Sabres to a postseason berth, the Sabres won the Atlantic Division and ended their ... Read the full article
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Kevyn Adams' tenure as the Buffalo Sabres general manager ended in December after five years on the job and zero playoff appearances. But the team that he had assembled went on, immediately after he was fired, to a 36-9-5 record the rest of the season, winning the Atlantic Division and ultimately ending their 14-year playoff drought. Now, six months after getting his pink slip in Buffalo, Adams is back in an NHL front office, hired by the Sabres' division rival, Boston Bruins, as&n...
Haggs is here to answer all the burning questions about a Bruins NHL roster that seems like it is still ripe for tinkering and a front office makeover that includes the former GM of the Buffalo Sabres joining the B's front office in an advisory role to Don Sweeney. It's an interesting change for a B's group coming off a strong year where they bounced back from the disappointment of two years ago, but remain at a key crossroads to keep building toward a bright future in a stacked Atlantic Divis...
The former Buffalo Sabres GM joins Boston’s staff as a senior advisor to Don Sweeney.
The Boston Bruins are making even more changes to their front office. On Tuesday morning, the Bruins announced that Kevyn […]
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On this episode of Bruins Beat, Evan Marinofsky breaks out his tiers to rank Don Sweeney’s free agent signings since 2015. 0:00 – Welcome in! 1:31 – Tiering Don Sweeney’s Best and Worst Free Agent signings 2:45 – Riley Nash 3:54 – Jaroslav Halak 5:44 – Matt Beleskey 8:07 – Craig Smith 9:33 – Derek Forbort 11:02 [...]
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The dog days of the NHL offseason are very near, if not here already, but moves are still coming through. […]
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*Can’t imagine much is going to happen here in the Flyers Cinematic Universe between now and Jamie Drysdale and Trevor Zegras signing their new contracts, whether that happens with an arbiter or it happens before they get there. So we’re all going to be hanging out and waiting. While we wait, let’s think about some possible home runs (get it? derby day and such) Danny Briere can still hit before heading up to the cottage. [ BSH ]
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The Boston Bruins defied expectations during the 2025-26 season, finishing with 100 points and landing in the playoffs, but the […]
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UCLA Women’s Basketball heads north to face Canada's Senior Women's National Team at W’HOOP IT UP for an exhibition match on July 22, 2026.
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Qualifiers held grade-point averages of 3.7 or higher, earned Academic All-Big Ten awards in 2025-26.
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Lysell was recently acquired by Colorado in a trade with the Boston Bruins last month for Ivan Ivan.
In this episode of Poke The Bear, Conor answers some of your mailbag questions about Pavel Zacha, Boston’s best contracts, and much more! 00:00 Intro 03:02 Best contract on the Bruins 10:16 Realistic contract for Pavel Zacha 16:19 PrizePicks 17:55 Could a Zacha trade still be on the table? 26:00 Thanks for watching! Poke the [...]
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The offseason has calmed down around the NHL, and it has been that way for the past few days now. […]
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After picking five times on Day 1, the Phillies made 16 more selections on Day 2 of Major League Baseball’s 2026 amateur draft. Here is everything you need to know about all of them. The No. 72 draft prospect in MLB Pipeline‘s ranking, Gasparino paced the Bruins with 64 RBIs in 2026 and was second on […]
Six more players from the UCLA baseball team were selected on Day 2 of the 2026 MLB Draft on Sunday. There were a total of 10 Bruins drafted in this year’s class, including the No. 1 overall draft pick, Roch Cholowsky. Cal Randall (No. 146) Right-handed pitcher Cal Randall was the first Bruin to hear […] The post Six More Bruins Selected on Day 2 of 2026 MLB Draft appeared first on LA Sports Report.
The Boston Bruins have slowed down after their moves at the end of June and early July, but more may […]
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The Boston Bruins had a bounce-back season this past year, but thus far this summer, they haven't kept up in the arms race in the highly-competitive Atlantic Division. Will the Bruins take a step backward in 2026-27? Or can they be a Stanley Cup playoff team again?
Jannik Sinner remains the king of Wimbledon after defeating Alexander Zverev to win the gentlemen's final for the second consecutive year.
Pucks with Haggs host Joe Haggerty and guest the Fourth Period’s Shawn Hutcheon discuss the Bruins moves in free agency and at the NHL Draft, and what it could mean for the rest of the summer for the Black and Gold. They also answer some fan questions. 0:00 – Intro 3:34 – Draft Recap & [...]
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The last name has been around the NHL for a few decades. Jamie Langenbrunner spent 18 years as a player, mainly with Dallas and New Jersey and has been in NHL front offices for more than a decade since he retired. But his son, Mason, a fifth-round pick of the Boston Bruins, has decided to retire at the age of 23. NEWS: Boston Bruins' pending unrestricted free agent (UFA) D Mason Langenbrunner has announced his retirement from professional hockey. #NHL #NHLBruins (📷: Harvard Athletics) pic.twit...
The Boston Bruins would seem to have a logjam on the back end where they legitimately have 10 defensemen that could expect to be on the NHL roster when training camp breaks in the fall. Obviously, Charlie McAvoy and Hampus Lindholm, Nikita Zadorov and the newly acquired Will Borgen are the mainstays and automatics, but after that it becomes a picture that could change quickly based on performance and circumstances.
We are almost two weeks removed from the start of free agency, the big names that have moved, and the […]
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Cam Neely is one of the most influential people in the Boston Bruins’ decision-making process today. However, it wasn’t so long ago that he was a member of the Vancouver…
Following a report from Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman that the Minnesota Wild let Mats Zuccarello walk because he and Kirill Kaprizov were essentially too good together, we look at three other NHL duos that might be too reliant on one another.