The addition of a blue-chip talent like James Hagens is a welcome sight for the Bruins in 2025. The post Ranking Bruins ...

James Hagens headlines a seven-player class featuring plenty of high-end skill. The post What to know about Bruins’ 2025 NHL Draft class appeared first on Boston.com.

During even-strength play, the Bruins ranked 31st in the league in shot attempts (3,859), 29th in shots on goal (1,769), and 31st in high-danger scoring chances (684). The Bruins have the cap ...

But on the Bruins, given the team’s lack of scoring depth, Arvidsson could fill a second-line role, potentially with Pavel Zacha and Casey Mittelstadt. Advertisement. Advertisement.

Bruins prospect Will Zellers has put himself on the radar of many after scoring 44 goals in 51 games in the USHL.

Boston Bruins general manager Don Sweeney offered some disappointing news about a star player that was not what fans ... Bruins Announce Disappointing Update on $4 Million 50 Goal-Scoring Center.

The GM also noted that the Bruins need extra scoring depth and deepen the scoring ability on the wing. Not coming to terms with Geekie would only deepen that issue for the 2025-26 season.

The new Bruins coach was an assistant for Arvidsson in Los Angeles. Advertisement In an interview with Boston.com, Sturm said his presence played a role in Arvidsson waiving the no-trade protection.

Hagens, from Hauppague, N.Y., close to defenseman Charlie McAvoy’s hometown, this spring wrapped up his freshman season with the Eagles, ranked third in team scoring (11-26–37).

Zellers, 19, was a first-round draft pick of the Avalanche in 2024 and the Bruins acquired him at the NHL trade deadline in March. "For Boston to believe in me at this age, it’s pretty special ...