Boston Bruins Draft Possibilities: Round 4-7
The Bruins enter the fourth round with a trio of selections at 111, 120, and 123. Their fifth‑round pick (152nd) was shipped to Colorado in the Charlie Coyle deal, and their sixth‑rounder (184th) went to Vancouver in the Lukas Reichel trade. Their remaining pick in the seventh-round sits at 216th. The Bruins held the 111th…
Summary Sunday: June 7 2026
Allow me to begin with an email I received earlier this week. Over the past several days, I’ve been publishing what I believe could be potential targets for the Bruins in the 2026 NHL Draft. The project ultimately spanned more than 6,300 words and covered every pick Boston currently holds. It reflects countless hours spent…
Boston Bruins Draft Possibilities Round 3, Pick 88
Pick 88 The Bruins have one pick in the third round and it comes in at pick 88. They’ve held the 88th pick just once in their history and selected Charles Paquette (1993). Just a reminder, here is the breakdown of the ratings used: Hockey IQ: This encompasses a wide range of traits — reading…
Boston Bruins Draft Possibilities: Round 2, Pick 56
The Bruins hold a single pick in the second round, slotted at No. 56. There’s still quality on the board — not franchise‑changers or blue‑chip talents, but legitimate NHL prospects — and Boston needs to stay committed to the approach they embraced last year: identify value and keep stacking quality. The Bruins have selected with…
Boston Bruins Draft Possibilities: Round 1, Pick 23
Today, we’re shifting the focus to the Boston Bruins’ first‑round pick at No. 23 and examining the possibilities there. The Bruins have never selected with the 23rd pick in franchise history. They held the 23rd pick in 2023 but had previously traded it to the Washington Capitals when they acquired Dmitry Orlov and Garnet Hathaway. They…
Summary Sunday: May 31, 2026
Hearing of Claude Lemieux’s passing is truly heartbreaking. As someone who has faced mental health challenges, I can only reinforce what so many are already expressing: no one should ever hesitate to reach out and speak with someone when they’re struggling. May he rest in peace. Lemieux represented Hampus Lindholm with the Bruins. We lost…
Boston Bruins 2026 End of Season Prospect Report: Rankings
This marks the final installment of the Bruins prospect report following the conclusion of the 2025–26 season. Parts one, two, and three have already broken down the earlier segments of the pipeline, leaving this as the closing chapter in the series. There’s been plenty of movement compared to last year’s rankings — partly because the…
Could the Bruins Offer Sheet Simon Nemec?
A steady stream of conflicting reports has surfaced in recent weeks: Simon Nemec has requested a trade; Simon Nemec has not requested a trade; Simon Nemec is seeking $9 million per season; Simon Nemec is not seeking $9 million per season. You see the pattern — plenty of noise, limited clarity. At the trade deadline,…
The Return Of Dom.Hockey The Podcast
Sometimes. Life throws us a curveball. Dom.Hockey The Podcast was once on a remarkable upward trajectory — building momentum, audience loyalty, and a real footprint in the Bruins media space. Then life stepped in, and the show had to pause. Now, it’s coming back stronger, backed by the support of McKeen’s Hockey and Benchrates, and…
How Will the Bruins Deal With Their Goaltending This Offseason?
That’s the million‑dollar question. About the only certainty right now is that Jeremy Swayman will be the unquestioned starter — and deservedly so. There’s a growing push — from the fan base and even pockets of the media — to move on from Joonas Korpisalo and elevate Michael DiPietro, the two‑time AHL Goaltender of the…
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