The Boston Bruins understand that the 2016-17 season could be a very interesting year for the Black and Gold. They've already made some changes in their front office, removing Doug Houda and Doug Jarvis from their assistant coach positions.

June 24th is a hot date on the Boston Bruins calendar. Similar to last year, they hold multiple first-round picks. What's different is, they didn't acquire these picks on draft day and they have two instead of three this time around, at least for the ...

The Boston Bruins Achilles' heal has been its' blueline these last two seasons. A combination of injuries, mediocre play, and head-scratching moves have left a once mighty defensive core a shadow of its former self.

Heinen, who signed his entry-level deal with the Bruins after two successful seasons in Denver, is a natural goal scorer, which could expedite his ascent through the ranks of the Bruins system. Heinen is likely one or two years from making an impact in ...

Though the Boston Bruins didn't make it into the Stanley Cup Playoffs, a few of their players have been preparing for a different tournament: the World Cup of Hockey.

The Bruins had better hope it's a miracle-working puck-mover that they bring to Boston because otherwise they are on course for bringing back the same old sorry usual suspects from last season.

The Boston Bruins have failed to make the postseason for the last two years. Some Bruins fans put the blame on Bruins President Cam Neely.

BOSTON -- This isn't exactly a state secret: The Bruins are on the lookout for a puck-moving, top-pairing defenseman who can help their transition game, and aid them in more easily breaking the puck out of their own zone.

While it's well documented that the Bruins still have some serious work to do in order to upgrade their defensemen corps, Bruins President Cam Neely was quick to say that improvements on the right side were also in the cards for the Black and Gold.

Vancouver Canucks general manager Jim Benning comes from not-so-humble managerial beginnings as the Assistant General Manager for the Boston Bruins. While in Boston, the former defenseman saw his name engraved on the Stanley Cup for the first ...

“We've been in discussions with Loui,” Sweeney said Wednesday during a media conference call. “I have a pretty good idea where they would like to be at, and we'll see whether or not we can find common ground there, but we have been having ongoing ...

The Boston Bruins missed the playoffs for the second straight season, although they had as many points as playoff-bound Detroit, so it was only by virtue of a tie-breaker that their season ended early.

Per the Boston Bruins' official website, this is the fifth time Brad Marchand is playing for Canada internationally. In the past, Brad Marchand has played for Canada and won gold in the IIHF World U-20 Championships in both 2007 and 2008, a bronze ...

As the Stanley Cup playoffs are winding down, one team has been a pleasant surprise: The Tampa Bay Lightning. As the reigning Eastern Conference champions, their deep playoff run may be no surprise to hockey fans, but it is when you consider the ...

Talbot spent the 2015-16 season split between both the Boston Bruins and the Providence Bruins. In 38 games at the NHL level, Talbot posted seven points and was a very solid leader and defensive contributor for the team.

As the San Jose Sharks, St. Louis Blues, Pittsburgh Penguins and Tampa Bay Lightning duked it out in their respective conference finals, the IIHF World Championships provided their own thrills over the weekend in Moscow.

It's hard to fathom, but it has been five years since one of the biggest games in Boston Bruins history. Five years ago Friday, the Bruins advanced to their first Stanley Cup Final since 1990 by beating the Tampa Bay Lightning in a legendary Eastern ...

Photo: Boston Bruins prospect Peter Cehlarik had a career high 20 points in 46 games for Lulea of the SHL this past season.