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How the rebuilt Pac-12 looks to be ‘in a tier of its own’ Kyle Bonagura from ESPN profiles the reformed Pac-12 as it returns to being a functional conference and hopes to set itself apart from the perceived Group of Six conferences. Spartans have their QB Boise State releases a new hand-painted helmet Biletnikoff Award […]
The NHL is going to Germany for four regular-season games on the 2027-28 schedule.
The Bruins will be heading back to Europe next season! The NHL announced this morning that the B’s will play two games in Munich, Germany, during the 2027-2028 season as part of the league’s Global Series. This marks the Bruins second franchise EuroTrip during the modern era, with the team also playing regular season games […]
The Boston Bruins are heading into a second straight season without a captain, and the front office surprisingly isn't in any rush to change that. Team president Cam Neely addressed the vacancy during the WEEI/NESN Jimmy Fund Radio-Telethon , confirming the organization still hasn't decided whether to name someone before training camp. "I don't know if you necessarily need to have a guy unless there is that one guy that really stands out," Neely said. "We've been blessed to have great captains...
The latest under-23 rankings from The Athletic aren’t anything to celebrate if you are a fan of the Boston Bruins. […] The post James Hagens Listed as “Middle of the Lineup Player” in Latest U23 Rankings appeared first on Boston Hockey Now .
Pucks with Haggs host Joe Haggerty and guest Mick Colageo discuss the B’s captaincy situation going into this season, and answer fan questions including about their favorite coaches to cover during their long tenures covering the Bruins. 0:00 – Coming up! 0:22 – Welcome in Mick! 2:03 – Will Bruins name a Captain this season? [...] The post Will the Bruins Name a Team Captain this Season? | Pucks with Haggs appeared first on CLNS Media .
Could the Boston Bruins actually go another full NHL regular season without formally naming a captain?
No. 20 UCLA takes on San Diego Thursday at 7pm.
Conor goes solo for a mailbag episode of Poke The Bear, tackling the questions Bruins fans are most fired up about heading into training camp. Why has free agency been so quiet across the league, and what does that mean for Boston’s ability to add pieces? Pavel Zacha’s extension status is the biggest storyline — [...] The post Is Mason Lohrei Boston’s most likely trade chip? appeared first on CLNS Media .
The NHL offseason is in a dry spell, and there are 41 days until the Boston Bruins open the 2026-27 […] The post Daily Bean: Fresh Starts to Watch; Bruins Prospect Pool Ranks 20th appeared first on Boston Hockey Now .
Haggs is here to answer all of your questions about the end of the B's summer offseason, the start of rookie camp in just a couple of weeks and any unfinished business that the Black and Gold intend to take care of between now and then.
The Minnesota Wild should give Danila Yurov a legitimate opportunity to win the first-line center job rather than automatically returning Ryan Hartman to Kirill Kaprizov’s line. Hartman is a useful NHL player, but Yurov offers the developmental upside Minnesota has spent years searching for down the...
The Boston Bruins are inching closer and closer to training camp and the regular season, and the countdown to opening […] The post Daily Bean: Neely Talks Captaincy; Bruins Fan Fest; Batherson, Gauthier Extension Reports appeared first on Boston Hockey Now .
Mason Lohrei's name has been circulating in trade rumors for months, and a fresh salary cap breakdown suggests the Boston Bruins may have real reason to finally move him. Per Pro Hockey Rumors ' team-by-team cap series, Lohrei's situation stands out among Boston's expiring contracts. He's set to become a restricted free agent with arbitration rights next summer, and his role has shrunk to more of a fifth or sixth defenseman, at times finding himself a healthy scratch. "The numbers sugges...
Pavel Zacha just posted the best season of his career, and it's turned him into a trade chip. Per Pierre LeBrun of The Athletic , the Boston Bruins have been listening to offers on Zacha, even as their preferred path remains signing him to an extension. "In a market starved for centers, the Bruins are listening on Pavel Zacha, which is an intriguing name to say the least," LeBrun wrote. "There's a big difference between listening and wanting to move him, though." Montreal Coming Up As ...
The Boston Bruins have been without a captain since the trade that sent Brad Marchand to Florida on March 7, […] The post Cam Neely Weighs In on Bruins’ Vacant Captaincy appeared first on Boston Hockey Now .
Chris Berman has long been considered an ESPN legend, but now he will also forever be known as a Disney Legend. Disney announced Berman would be part of its newest class of “Legend” honorees in March. And Sunday afternoon, Berman officially received the honor meant to represent the “extraordinary breadth of talent and storytellers who…
The Boston Bruins come in at No. 18 on TheHockeyNews.com's NHL off-season rankings. The Bruins are historically one of the league's most competitive teams, but did they do enough this summer to keep pace in the highly-competitive Atlantic Division?
The Boston Bruins have had numerous prolific goal-scorers in the team’s storied history, which dates back to 1924. Here are the best of the best: the top 20 Bruins’ scorers…
The Boston Bruins have 43 days until puck drop and 30 days until training camp. Jeremy Swayman finished inside the […] The post Daily Bean: Top 10 Goalies, Swayman’s Spot; Panthers Cheap Forward Option appeared first on Boston Hockey Now .
The first goalie to make an appearance in our rankings is one of the new guys.
The Minnesota Wild open the 2026-27 season on October 1 in Nashville, with a home opener against the Boston Bruins two days later. Last season was hopeful, historic, and just unfinished enough to feel like something the Wild can build on. They went 46-24-12 last year, made the second round for...
Bruins erase early deficit to tie No. 3 Blue Devils
In a recent post, The Athletic talked about who they believe is the most intriguing newcomer for all of the teams in the Power Four. Newcomer can mean any player that they picked up out of high school or the transfer portal, or any coach they nabbed on the carousel. While most Rutgers fans likely […]
In this episode of Poke The Bear, Conor and Ty discuss Brad Marchand’s injury woes, and debate where the Bruins stack up in the Atlantic Division. 0:00 – Intro 2:49 – Brad Marchand in Florida: the weird conundrum for Bruins fans 5:29 – Bruins cap situation & the dangers of bad long-term contracts 8:27 – [...] The post Did Bruins make the right call not re-signing Brad Marchand? appeared first on CLNS Media .