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Fabian Lysell: Chateaubriand or Beef Brisket?

Fabian Lysell, a Swedish winger drafted 21st overall by the Boston Bruins in the 2021 NHL Entry Draft, has been a topic of debate among hockey enthusiasts, especially fans of the Bruins. With his impressive skill set and potential, many expected him to make a significant impact in the NHL. However, his journey has beenContinue reading “Fabian Lysell: Chateaubriand or Beef Brisket?”

Is Brett Harrison a Prospect That Still Has a Chance?

Brett Harrison, born on June 7, 2003, in London, Ontario, was once a name to watch for the Boston Bruins. Standing at 6’2″ and weighing 190 pounds, Harrison plays as a center and left winger for the Providence Bruins, and is best known for his shot. Early Career and Development Harrison’s journey began with theContinue reading “Is Brett Harrison a Prospect That Still Has a Chance?”

What Should the Boston Bruins Do Moving Forward?

With the 4 Nations Tournament and the NHL trade deadline approaching, the Boston Bruins are in a challenging position. They hold a record of 25-20-6, and 4-1-1 in their last 6 games, placing them third in the Atlantic Division. However, the race is tighter than a Harry Sinden contract negotiation. The Tampa Bay Lightning, OttawaContinue reading “What Should the Boston Bruins Do Moving Forward?”

Zdeno Chara Inducted to the IIHF Hockey Hall of Fame

The IIHF announced on Friday that Zdeno Chara was one of six players inducted to the IIHF Hockey Hall of Fame. Chara spent 14 years with the Bruins as captain. He led them to a Stanley Cup Championship in 2011 and won the Norris Trophy in 2009. He represented Slovakia at three Olympics and theContinue reading “Zdeno Chara Inducted to the IIHF Hockey Hall of Fame”

Bruins Sign Mark Kastelic to a Three-Year Extension

Boston Bruins General Manager Don Sweeney announced Friday January 3, 2025 that the team has signed Mark Kastelic to a 3-year contract extension with an average annual value (AAV) of $1.567 million. Kastelic was acquired in the offseason along with Joonas Korpisalo and a first-round pick that became Dean Letourneau from the Ottawa Senators inContinue reading “Bruins Sign Mark Kastelic to a Three-Year Extension”

Bruins Waive Tufte, But What’s Next?

The Boston Bruins put Riley Tufte on waivers on Friday, which was expected. This was discussed on both podcasts last week, and I anticipated this move before their game against the Dallas Stars. It’s done now, and that’s what matters. But what’s next? It does not matter if Tufte is claimed or if he clearsContinue reading “Bruins Waive Tufte, But What’s Next?”

Montgomery Changes the Lineup, Bruins Respond with Best Game of the Season

Head Coach Jim Montgomery made adjustments to the Boston Bruins lineup, and the team delivered its strongest performance of the 2024-2025 NHL season so far. While it wasn’t flawless and there are still areas to improve, the changes had a positive impact. Riley Tufte and Max Jones entered the lineup in place of Justin BrazeauContinue reading “Montgomery Changes the Lineup, Bruins Respond with Best Game of the Season”

Swayman Signs; Bruins Nation Breathes a Sigh of Relief

The Boston Bruins announced today that they have signed restricted free agent goaltender Jeremy Swayman to an eight-year contract with a total value of $66 million. The annual cap hit will be $8.25 million. General Manager Don Sweeney prioritized the signing (even though it may not seem like it), conducting a thorough shopping list inContinue reading “Swayman Signs; Bruins Nation Breathes a Sigh of Relief”

Bruins Sign Tyler Johnson to a PTO

On Saturday, General Manager Don Sweeney revealed that the Boston Bruins have signed free agent forward Tyler Johnson to a Professional Try Out agreement (PTO). Johnson recently completed a seven-year contract worth $35 million he signed in 2017 with the Tampa Bay Lightning. Last season, Johnson played for the Chicago Blackhawks, scoring 17 goals andContinue reading “Bruins Sign Tyler Johnson to a PTO”