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Former Boston Bruins captain and forward Patrice Bergeron on Monday was elected to the Hockey Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility. His induction ceremony is scheduled for Nov. 9 in Toronto as part of the Hockey Hall of Fame Class of 2026. The selection comes less than a week after Boston announced […] The post Bruins legend Patrice Bergeron elected to Hall of Fame on 1st ballot appeared first on ClutchPoints .
It’s been a good June for Patrice Bergeron. The Boston Bruins legend was informed on Thursday that the team would retire his jersey number next season. Just four days later, he…
The Hockey Hall of Fame announced its 2026 induction class today. Boston Bruins legend Patrice Bergeron features amongst the list of nominees that includes Carey Price, Pekka Rinne, Keith Tkachuk, Brian Burke and Cindy Curly. This news comes for Bergeron after what has already been a fruitful period for him. His number 37 is set […] The post Bruins Legend Patrice Bergeron to be Inducted into Hockey Hall of Fame appeared first on HEAVY .
It’s been a pretty good start to the summer for Patrice Bergeron. Just a few days after the Bruins announced that they’ll be retiring his #37 this season, Bergeron learned today that he has been elected into the Hockey Hall of Fame. This year was the first year Bergeron was eligible for induction, and it’s […]
Former Bruins, Canadiens, Predators, Blues and Team USA stars are among the 2026 inductees into the Hockey Hall of Fame.
As we enter draft week, we’re officially into the last couple picks of the first round on our board. At No. 30 on our list is William Håkansson, a bruising 6-foot-4.5 defenseman that played minutes in the Swedish Hockey League this past season. A lot like yesterday’s profile, Juho Piiparinen , Håkansson plays a simple and effective game on the blueline. There is not much offense to come by with either of the players, but there is so much to like in the other areas of their games tha...
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So much for summer being a quiet period in the NHL, eh? On what would normally be a sleepy June weekend in hockey circles, we had trades, contract extensions, you name it. None of it involved the Bruins in any way, but that’s OK. Let’s recap: Florida swings big (again) Unsatisfied with a year on […]
The Boston Bruins lead the league in one category that they might not want to lead again during the 2026-27 season. The post Bruins Lead NHL in Dubious Category, New Study Shows appeared first on HEAVY .
The Boston Bruins are an unfinished product, and one void to fill: power-play quarterback. There’s a pending unrestricted free agent (UFA) who will be coveted by NHL general managers everywhere,…
Connor Ryan and Ty Anderson break down a busy week of Bruins news, starting with the trade of Andre Gasseau’s rights for added draft capital and why it might net Boston a long-term replacement at center. They dig into the thin remaining options on the UFA defenseman market after Toronto signed Darren Raddysh, debate whether [...] The post Should Bruins Pivot to John Carlson This Summer? appeared first on CLNS Media .
Joe Haggerty breaks down a busy stretch for the Bruins, starting with the trade of Andre Gasseau’s rights for additional draft capital — and why it ended up being smart asset management on Boston’s part. Joe also gives an overview of the Bruins’ offseason priorities: a top-six forward and a top-four defenseman, with plenty of [...] The post Will the Bruins Make Big Moves this Summer? appeared first on CLNS Media .
Do the Boston Bruins really want to trade their big, reliable two-way center Pavel Zacha? The Boston Bruins are listening to offers on F Pavel Zacha, per sources. #NHLBruins pic.twitter.com/TAGKzjzCrL — MXHockey (@_MXHockey) June 20, 2026 Insider Pierre LeBrun writes in The Athletic that they aren't hanging up the phone when teams call: In a market starved for centers, the Bruins are listening on Pavel Zacha, which is an intriguing name to say the least. There’s a big difference between ...
The Boston Bruins have amassed a treasure trove of draft picks over the next few years and they continued that trend by trading one of their prospects ahead of next week’s NHL Draft in Buffalo.
Brazil have offered a fresh update on Barcelona forward Raphinha after he underwent tests on a hamstring injury sustained at World Cup 2026 against Haiti. Carlo Ancelotti’s sde have confirmed Raphinha has a muscle injury and will now undergo “intensive treatment,” per Globo. “On Saturday, athlete Raphinha underwent an imaging exam that confirmed a muscle […]
The Boston Bruins have just two players on the roster who are set to become unrestricted free agents on July 1 — and general manager Don Sweeney is hoping neither veteran makes it to the open market in a couple of weeks. Sweeney and the front office are engaged in contract discussions with forward Viktor […] The post Bruins rumors: 2 players Boston is trying to re-sign ahead of NHL Free Agency appeared first on ClutchPoints .
The Toronto Maple Leafs have already been among the NHL’s most active teams this offseason, making a blockbuster goalie-centered trade with the Philadelphia Flyers earlier this week before following it up by acquiring defenseman Darren Raddysh from the Tampa Bay Lightning in a sign-and-trade on Friday. Despite the flurry of roster activity, forward Matthew Knies […] The post Maple Leafs GM shuts down Matthew Knies trade speculation appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Pavel Zacha just enjoyed the best season of his National Hockey League career, posting 30 goals and 65 points in 78 regular season games — and the Boston Bruins are now fielding trade interest in their top-line center. Bruins GM Don Sweeney has been listening to inquiries regarding the veteran forward as teams around the […] The post NHL rumors: Bruins listening to trade offers on top-line center appeared first on ClutchPoints .
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We are starting a new series here in the lab. Before we really get started I should run through the customary disclaimers and legalese. I am not advocating making any additions at the trade deadline. In fact, if you have been reading my work regularly you know I’ve argued for the exact opposite. However, when […]
Yesterday in Hockey History: June 18 Tomorrow in Hockey History: June 20 June 19 has seen the crowning of two Stanley Cup champions over the years and a third memorable…
Owen Tippett has been the subject of trade speculation for much of the offseason, and the list of teams calling Philadelphia about him is clearer. Per Daily Faceoff's Anthony Di Marco , the Boston Bruins , Minnesota Wild , and Utah Mammoth are the three teams that continue to show consistent interest in acquiring Tippett from the Flyers . Di Marco spoke about how Philadelphia is approaching it. Anthony Di Marco: Among the teams who continue to show interest in Owen Tippett are the Bruins, Wi...
In this episode of Poke The Bear, Conor and Evan talk Patrice Bergeron’s No. 37 retirement, the Bruins dealing away Andre Gasseau’s rights, and Boston’s willingness for blockbuster deals. 0:00 – Intro 1:07 – Bergeron Number Retirement Announcement Prank 2:58 – Reactions to the Surprise Announcement 4:10 – Why the Timing Made Sense 4:28 – [...] The post Patrice Bergeron Gets Number Retired, Bruins Make a Trade | Poke the Bear appeared first on CLNS Media .
Following a one-year absence from the Stanley Cup Playoffs, the Boston Bruins returned to the annual dance thanks to a successful 2025-26 regular season, and they found themselves matched up against the upstart Buffalo Sabres.The Sabres, an Atlantic Division rival of the Bruins, were back in the playoffs themselves after a 14-year absence, and unfortunately […] The post Rival Team Emerging As Serious Threat To Steal Key Bruins Scorer appeared first on HEAVY .
Patrice Bergeron's No. 37 is heading to the TD Garden rafters, and many NHL fans believe there was never much debate about whether he deserved the honor.