Brad Marchand doesn’t know if he will make it to the 2026 Milano-Cortina Olympics. He doesn’t know if he will be playing well enough, if he’ll be selected, if he’ll still be valued by Hockey Canada ...

Bet on the Vegas Golden Knights to take care of business in regulation for today's pick and prediction against an ...

In 10 days, Eichel will return to Boston, to TD Garden, to play for and represent the United States against Sweden in the ...

Chara is set to rejoin the organization as a front office consultant and a mentor to Boston's players ... as the NHL's best defenseman after the 2008-09 season. Chara helped the Bruins make ...

The Boston Bruins ... promise for the Bruins’ former second-round pick. Poitras’ efforts earned him the game’s second star. Jeremy Swayman was the Bruins’ best player on the ice.

leaving no one to defend as two Boston Bruins forwards rushed toward Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen with the puck. Ruff is tired of watching his players mismanage the puck. He's talked to them about it over ...

Marchand promptly said that pulling on the sweater of one’s country instills a patriotic ethos guaranteed to lift everyone’s ...

It was a three-game week for the Boston Bruins. The team went 1-2-0 and you could put this week into two different storylines. This was a team that was beaten and beaten badly to start and then ...

The paths of the Boston Bruins ... than last year. The Bruins will need to add another forward to provide some secondary scoring in the bottom six as well. The New Jersey Devils are underachieving ...

The NHL's March 7 trade deadline is only a month away. Nevertheless, some teams have opted to avoid the rush by making significant moves ahead of time, ...

The Boston Bruins entered Wednesday night's game against the New Jersey Devils having won three of their last four games, helping to erase some of the bad feelings that stemmed from having ...

The offensive-minded defenseman is at his best when he has the puck ... school career — means that the Bruins defenseman is still prone to miscues in Boston’s own end of the ice.