If Devils defenseman Simon Nemec is actually available on the trade market, the Bruins should pursue a potential deal.

The Boston Bruins could look into moving up in the 2026 NHL Draft after their other first-round pick won't come until 2027 or 2028.

When the Colorado Avalanche begin their Western Conference Final matchup against the Vegas Golden Knights, they will be without their star defenseman.

The Eastern Conference Finals started yesterday, and the Boston Bruins’ bench will look a little different next season. The Bruins […] The post Daily Bean: Bruins Lose Assistant, More Changes Coming?;

The Boston Bruins could look to the 2026 free agent market to find UFA forwards to boost the club's overall depth.

David Pagnotta of The Fourth Period tweeted that the Bruins “will be parting ways with assistant coach Jay Leach, whose contract is up and I’m told won’t be renewed.” The 46-year-old has a resume with a lot of New England ties.

Last offseason, Boston Bruins general manager Don Sweeney made a critical transaction to initiate the team’s turnaround. On June 6, 2025, the general manager hired Marco Sturm a

Steeves tallied an assist in the first period on a goal from forward Isaac Howard (AHL’s Bakersfield Condors) at 14:33 to put the USA up 1-0. Reichel also had an assist in the game in the second period on a goal from Frederik Tiffels (DEC’s Eisbären Berlin) at 9:53 to knot things at 2.

NHL insider Elliotte Friedman adds more intrigue to the Boston Bruins reportedly moving on from Jay Leach.

Having so many players under contract for 2026-27 gives GM Don Sweeney a good foundation for his offseason work. But there's plenty to do.