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David Pastrnak is named 28th Captain in Boston Bruins history.
When it comes to the Boston Bruins’ on-ice leadership hierarchy, Pasta is the main dish. David Pastrnak was named the 28th captain in Bruins franchise history on Sunday, the team announced. Boston’s captaincy has been vacant since Brad Marchand was traded to the Florida Panthers at the 2025 trade deadline. Pastrnak has spent his entire 12-year career with the Bruins and has reached the 100-point threshold in each of the last four seasons. The 30-year-old winger is a four-time NHL all-star, won...
The Boston Bruins announced today that star winger David Pastrnak has been named the 28th captain in franchise history. Pastrnak has spent the last half-decade as an alternate captain for the team. Boston’s most recent captain was winger Brad Marchand, who held the position until he was traded to the Florida Panthers. Of the Bruins’ trio of alternate captains last season, the choice likely came down to Pastrnak and No. 1 defenseman Charlie McAvoy. Pastrnak has the edge over McAvoy in terms of ...
The Boston Bruins have a captain. On Sunday morning, the team announced that David Pastrnak has been named the 28th […] The post Bruins Name David Pastrnak 28th Captain in Franchise History appeared first on Boston Hockey Now .
The Boston Bruins have named David Pastrnak as the next captain of the franchise.
The Boston Bruins have officially named a successor to former team captain Brad Marchand.
The Boston Bruins have officially named David Pastrnak as the 28th captain in team history! This completes the entire cycle of the Perfection line being given the “C”, but it is extremely well earned for Pasta. I think we all had some semblance of this happening when he pulled James Hagens aside asking him to […]
The Boston Bruins play hockey in two days. They have a lot of business to get to, including naming the […] The post Daily Bean: Bruins Prospects; Training Camp Roster; Unsigned Free Agents appeared first on Boston Hockey Now .
With Boston Bruins training camp winding down, the Providence Bruins roster is beginning to take shape. Some key prospects remain […] The post Bruins Prospect Notebook: Europe, CHL Seasons in Full Swing as NCAA, AHL Await appeared first on Boston Hockey Now .
By Josh Erickson | at September 26, 2026 5:12 pm Defense prospect David Jiricek has made the Flyers’ opening night roster. General manager Daniel Briere passed the news along to reporters, including Kevin Kurz of The Athletic. The Flyers still have two cuts to make before Monday’s submission deadline, but with Briere adding that forward Denver Barkey could miss a few games with the lower-body injury that kept him out of last Tuesday’s preseason contest against the Bruins, they’re in no crunch....
With the NHL regular season kicking off next week, it’s high time that the trade rumor mill cranked up in full swing with the Boston Bruins and disgruntled Columbus Blue Jackets forward Kirill Marchenko right now.
Another big round of cuts across the NHL saw 18 players placed on waivers, Saturday. Among the most notable names to hit Saturday’s waiver wire were Islanders forward Pierre Engvall, Blue Jackets forward Miles Wood, and Bruins forward Alex Steeves. Engvall, a 6-foot-5 winger, is entering the fourth season of a seven-year, $21 million contract
The Washington Capitals are ready to wrap up their 2026 preseason with one final game on the road against the Philadelphia Flyers at Xfinity Mobile Arena. After icing what was almost their complete Opening Night lineup against the Boston Bruins on Friday, the Capitals will take on the Flyers with a lineup chock-full of prospects
Opening day is three days away, and the Boston Bruins are inching closer to their 23-man roster. On Saturday afternoon, […] The post Bruins Announce Three More Training Camp Cuts appeared first on Boston Hockey Now .
Tom Wilson may have turned over a new leaf this offseason, or perhaps the intensity of preseason games is just much lower than we all think. Friday, during the second period of the Washington Capitals’ exhibition game against the Boston Bruins, Wilson randomly ended up with two hockey sticks in his hands like he was
The Washington Capitals will wrap up their 2026 preseason schedule with one final game against the Philadelphia Flyers on Saturday night. After dressing what was essentially their Opening Night roster in a win over the Boston Bruins on Friday, the Capitals have announced they will be bringing a prospect-laden lineup to Philadelphia. Ethen Frank will
Teams around the league are making their cuts and are in the process of finalizing their rosters. But for those with a need to fill, there are still some notable unrestricted free agents as we quickly approach opening night on the NHL schedule. Here's the latest on the top five: Vladimir Tarasenko "I heard that the Florida Panthers and him have been eyeing each other," reported Elliotte Friedman on his 32 Thoughts podcast on Friday. "Makes sense... Played there, won a Cup there. Marchand is hu...
In today’s NHL rumour rundown, we start off with Connor Hellebuyck and Alexander Nikishin, who could both be involved in a blockbuster three-way deal. Next, Vancouver Canucks forward Filip Chytil,…
Here are today’s news and links: From Blueshirt Banter: Chip23 takes a look at the Rangers’ preseason shootout victory over the New Jersey Devils (BSB) Snark Messier explains why head coach Mike Sullivan has to change if the Rangers plan to succeed (BSB) Chris Feldman recaps the Rangers’ preseason win against the New York Islanders (BSB) Rangers News: Vincent Z. Mercogliano predicts the Rangers’ opening night roster for their game against the Bruins (The Athletic) Colin Stephenson talks about ...
The Boston Bruins are done with the 2026-27 preseason. There are three days until the regular season opens, and the […] The post Daily Bean: Bruins Lose; Kirill Marchenko; Salary Cap Jump; Larkin List Expands appeared first on Boston Hockey Now .
The Boston Bruins aren’t done building the roster yet, and after another preseason game this week, both prospects and veterans want to earn a spot in the lineup. Dans Locmelis,…
Kirill Marchenko's list of suitors keeps growing, and Vegas is the newest name attached to it. Elliotte Friedman connected the Golden Knights to the Columbus Blue Jackets winger during Friday's episode of the 32 Thoughts podcast. Friedman grouped Vegas alongside the Boston Bruins, Montreal Canadiens, New York Islanders, Seattle Kraken, and Winnipeg Jets as teams that have shown interest or checked in on Marchenko this offseason. Vegas Joins The Marchenko Sweepstakes Vegas has been connected to...
The Boston Bruins reportedly did more than just kick the tires on Kirill Marchenko this year. Elliotte Friedman revealed on the 32 Thoughts podcast that Boston actually made Columbus a trade offer for the winger at some point. "Now, Columbus has got another situation. We'll see what they're going to do here. It's Marchenko," Friedman said. "I think teams have been circling around them. I heard Boston made an offer at one point." Why Boston Ultimately Went A Different Direction Friedman didn't ...
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