Dan Rosen of NHL.com: (mailbag) Head coaches with NHL experience that might interest the Boston Bruins includes John Tortorella, Joel Quenneville, Jay Woodcroft, Derek Lalonde, Bruce Boudreau, Gerard Gallant and Dave Tippett.
The Boston Bruins massively played below expectations in 2024-25. Many expected Boston to make a push for the Stanley Cup Playoffs once again this season.
The Boston Bruins’ season has come to an end as they missed the playoffs for the first time since the 2015-16 season. 2024-25 was certainly a roller coaster
How many of the 28 players in NHL history with 10 or more 30-goal seasons can you name in five minutes?
For most of the hockey world, February's 4 Nations Face-Off was one of the most exciting events in the sport's recent history if not the most exciting.
The Boston Bruins had a very tough time in 2024/25, but now, the future of GM Don Sweeney has been confirmed after some very questionable moves. Despite
Bruins defenseman Charlie McAvoy, one of the top blue liners in the NHL, spoke about his experience in the 4 Nations Faceoff that ultimately ended his year.
The Boston Bruins lost their final game of the season on Tuesday to the New Jersey Devils. That closed the book on the 2024-25 season, finishing last place in the Atlantic Division and tied for last in the Eastern Conference.
The Boston Bruins have been eliminated from playoff contention. It was a disappointing season, but the team can turn the page towards the 2025-26 season.
Following a disappointing year that failed to yield a playoff appearance, Bruins defenseman Nikita Zadorov is making a plea to free agents this summer.
As the Boston Bruins cleaned out their lockers Thursday following the conclusion of the 2024-25 regular season, veteran defenseman Charlie McAvoy reflected on his disappointing campaign, pinpointing the 4 Nations Face-Off as the time when his year took a turndown.
The Boston Bruins were without a doubt one of the biggest disappointments in the NHL this year. Fans of the team were certainly expecting them to at least be competitive if not favorites to make the playoffs, but instead they had a historically poor season, finishing dead last in the Eastern Conference.
Bruins center Elias Lindholm dealt with a back injury throughout his first season in Boston, he revealed to reporters at today’s exit meetings (via Ty Anderson of 98.5 The Sports Hub).
The 2024-25 Boston Bruins season is finally over, and by any measure, it was a disappointment. Just a year ago, the team knocked off the Toronto Maple Leafs in dramatic fashion in the first round of the NHL playoffs.
The Boston Bruins have made a wave of roster moves after playing their final game of the season on Tuesday.
The NHL waiver wire saw a pair of transactions Wednesday, reports PuckPedia. In Boston, the Bruins placed defenseman Ian Mitchell on waivers. Through 15 appearances with the Bruins this season, the 26-year-old native of St.
The final horn echoed through the TD Garden on Tuesday night, a somber punctuation mark on a Bruins season that ended not with a playoff berth but with a hard-fought 5-4 overtime loss to the Devils.
The 2024-25 Boston Bruins season didn’t go as planned for the long-standing Stanley Cup contender, and CEO Charlie Jacobs knows just how difficult it was on his fanbase. After a 2023-24 season that saw them finish second in the Atlantic Division on 109 points, this year saw them miss the playoffs for the first time since 2015-16.
The Boston Bruins have finally reached the end of a disastrous 2024-25 season. After their full 82-game slate, the Bruins finished the year with a 33-39-10 record, good for dead last in the Eastern Conference.
It appears GM Don Sweeney and President Cam Neely will both be sticking around with the Boston Bruins. Following a statement issued by Bruins’ CEO Charlie Jacobs, the hint is that both are already working on righting the ship in Boston, where the team had a disappointing season and finished outside of the playoffs.
The Boston Bruins had one of their worst season in decades, nearing the bottom of the standings and missing the playoffs, and the team's fans are unhappy.
The Boston Bruins front office has come under fire as of late, but now we know the fates of both Don Sweeney and Cam Neely moving forward. After some historic regular seasons in recent years, the Boston Bruins took a shocking step back this season, and after trading some key pieces of the team, their future as a squad is certainly looking murky.
Just a year after giving the eventual Stanley Cup champion Florida Panthers a run for their money in the postseason, the Boston Bruins are putting the finishing touches on what has been an awful 2024-25 campaign.
Familiar faces will be back with the Boston Bruins next season as Daily Faceoff’s Frank Seravalli reports that president of hockey operations Cam Neely and general manager Don Sweeney are expected to return for the coming campaign.
The Boston Bruins have missed the playoffs for the first time since 2016 and have been playing some of their younger prospects to get a head start on shaping next season’s roster.
The Boston Bruins have some work to do this offseason, but it will be intriguing to see who is tasked with it.
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