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The latest Boston Bruins news: trades, signings, injuries, call-ups and game threads, from the Bruins beat writers and the national outlets. Picked by hand and linked to the source, including the beat items kept off the front page. All teams →
Knights forward could return for upcoming road trip
from the Las Vegas Review-Journal, by Danny Webster,
Hurricanes’ Taylor Hall to miss time with upper-body injury
from Daily Faceoff, by Hunter Crowther,
Charlie Jacobs to succeed father, Jeremy as Bruins’ governor
from TSN,
Jeremy M. Jacobs, the Boston Bruins governor of 51 years, announced Wednesday that his son, Bruins CEO Charlie Jacobs, will succeed him as governor and will represent the club on the NHL’s board of governors.
- Charlie Jacobs to take over from father as Bruins’ governor — Daily Faceoff
NHL Rumor Mill – October 28, 2026
from Lyle Richardson of Spector's Hockey,
How the Bruins have maintained success through multiple cores
from Daily Faceoff, by Kyle Morton,
Through the first month of the year, the Bruins have massively exceeded those expectations. On Tuesday night, they will take on the reigning Stanley Cup champion Carolina Hurricanes in a showdown between the teams with the two best records in the league, but it’s the Bruins and not the Hurricanes who own the NHL’s best record by points percentage with a record of 9-2-1.
Bruins 1, Hurricanes 2 (Final)
Status Report: Hall could return for Hurricanes tonight
from NHL.com,
Demers on Sharks’ Defensive Scheme, TV Status + Pohlkamp Unfiltered!
from San Jose Hockey Now, by Sheng Peng,
Kochetkov just thinking 'about hockey' during perfect start for Hurricanes
from NHL.com,
Bruins Practice: Sturm Eyes Cup Champions; Geekie Talks Scoring Struggles
from Boston Hockey Now, by Jack Studley,
BRIGHTON – The Boston Bruins are gearing up for a two-game road trip, one that begins with a matchup against the defending Stanley Cup champion Carolina Hurricanes .
The Bruins have points in their last eight games (7-0-1) and a three-point cushion at the top of the Atlantic Division. The Hurricanes have points in nine of their last 10 games (8-1-1), and they return home after a 3-1-1 road trip out west. They sit one point ahead of the Bruins, occupying the top spot in the Eastern Conference with 20 points.
NHL Rumor Roundup: Could Dylan Larkin Change His Mind About The Montreal Canadiens?
from The Hockey News, by Lyle Richardson,
Rangers sign James Reimer to one-year contract
from Daily Faceoff, by Tyler Kuehl,
Sharks Insight: San Jose Has Rebound Problem
from San Jose Hockey Now, by Sheng Peng,
Fraser Minten already showing early returns on contract extension
from Daily Faceoff, by Hunter Crowther,
Sharks 4, Bruins 6 (Final)
Sharks’ Adam Gaudette to make season debut against Bruins
from Daily Faceoff, by Scott Maxwell,
San Jose Sharks center Adam Gaudette is set to make his season debut on Saturday against the Boston Bruins .
Gaudette had initially missed game action due to an upper-body injury he had at the start of training camp. He did not play any preseason games, and began the regular season on non-roster injured reserve, but was activated after four games. He has since missed the previous seven games as a healthy scratch.
James Reimer becomes oldest goalie to record AHL shutout in nearly 20 years
from Daily Faceoff, by Tyler Kuehl,
Bruins’ Morgan Geekie Looks to Regain Scoring Touch
from Boston Hockey Now, by Jack Studley,
The Boston Bruins have had no shortage of offense to start the season, but their top goal scorer last season is still on the hunt for his scoring touch.
Morgan Geekie , who led the Bruins with 39 goals last season, has just one through the first 11 games this year. The Bruins haven’t struggled to find the net, though. Their 3.82 goals per game rank fourth in the league, and of the 17 Bruins with a goal this season, seven have three or more.
Predators 0, Bruins 6 (Final)
The Bruins today — Thursday, October 22
4 items
Daily Faceoff (Frank Seravalli) (3)
Elsewhere
- Bruins Agree To Three-Year Extension With Forward Marat Khusnutdinov — The Hockey News
The Bruins today — Wednesday, October 21
4 items
- Khusnutdinov signs three-year, $11.85 million contract with Bruins — NHL.com
- Why the party-crashing Boston Bruins might be the real deal — Daily Faceoff
- The Hockey News Morning Skate: Maple Leafs' Cowan Shines, Rantanen's Hat Trick Heroics, And More — The Hockey News
- Sharks, Bruins among 10 teams involved in talks for Red Wings’ RFA Edvinsson — TSN
Bruins 2, Stars 3 (Final)
Report: Bruins Closing In on Multi-Year Extension With Marat Khusnutdinov
from Boston Hockey Now, by Jack Studley,
On Tuesday afternoon, ESPN’s Kevin Weekes reported that the Bruins are “closing in on a multi-year extension” with forward Marat Khusnutdinov .
Breaking News 🚨 📰 Per sources, I’m told the versatile F Khusnutdinov and the @NHLBruins are closing in on a contract extension. #HockeyX pic.twitter.com/32mqpybGQH
Stars’ Esa Lindell out against Bruins with lower-body injury
from Daily Faceoff, by Kyle Morton,
Tuesday morning, Stars head coach Glen Gulutzan told reporters including NHL.com’s Robert Tiffin that Esa Lindell will be out for about a week with a lower-body injury that he sustained as a result of blocking a shot.
Can The Boston Bruins Shock The Rest Of The NHL's Atlantic Division?
from The Hockey News, by Adam Proteau,
Through their first 10 percent of the 2026-27 campaign, the Boston Bruins s have been one of the NHL's most dangerous teams. But can their strong start last?
The Bruins today — Monday, October 19
4 items
Boston Hockey Now (2)
Daily Faceoff (Frank Seravalli) (2)
Bruins’ Matt Poitras Making Most of Opportunity, Sean Kuraly Faces New Reality
from Boston Hockey Now, by Jack Studley,
Marco Sturm is giving the Boston Bruins ’ younger players a chance to prove themselves, and Matt Poitras is taking full advantage of it.
Poitras signed a one-year, two-way deal on the day training camp opened, and one day later told reporters that he needs to “ prove to everybody that I can be in the lineup every night .” It was not all smooth sailing, though. He suffered a lower-body injury during training camp and missed the first three regular-season games before playing in the last six.
Bruins’ Pavel Zacha Sidelined With Upper-Body Injury
from Boston Hockey Now, by Jack Studley,
Ahead of the game, Marco Sturm announced the Bruins will not have Pavel Zacha in the lineup . The 29-year-old has been ruled out with an upper-body injury, and Sturm said he is out day-to-day.
Bruins 4, Kings 1 (Final)
Bruins 4, Ducks 2 (Final)
NHL Prospect Watch: Oscar Hemming Looks To Make Larger NCAA Impact, Team Canada Announces U-17 Rosters Featuring Schultz, Pue And Daneault
from The Hockey News, by Ryan Kennedy,
Bruins Practice: Sturm Wants Offense from Defensemen; No Line Changes
from Boston Hockey Now, by Jack Studley,
The Bruins hit the practice ice at the Anaheim Ducks’ training facility in Irvine, California, on Thursday afternoon. They have won each of their last three games and sit at the top of the Atlantic Division with a 5-2-0 record through seven games.
Ducks’ Mikael Granlund out day-to-day with upper-body injury
from Daily Faceoff, by Tyler Kuehl,
Sharks Insight: Assessing Askarov
from San Jose Hockey Now, by Sheng Peng,
Bruins See ‘Night and Day’ Difference in Fraser Minten
from Boston Hockey Now, by Jack Studley,
Shortly after Fraser Minten signed a seven-year, $50.4 million extension with the Boston Bruins in September, the 22-year-old talked about earning a role through his actions, not his new deal.
“I think you got to earn that through time and you know, you get respect through your actions, not through your contract,” Minten said. “So continue to work hard and be a good teammate and gain the respect of everyone and become a leader that way.”
Bruins 6, Sharks 3 (Final)
The Bruins today — Monday, October 12
4 items
Boston Hockey Now (2)
Elsewhere
- Flyers place Helge Grans on waivers — Daily Faceoff
- Bergeron one of the greats — the IIHF
Flyers Announce Several Injury Updates Ahead of Saturday’s Game in Boston
from Philly Hockey Now, by William James,
The Philadelphia Flyers announced a flurry of injury updates ahead of their Saturday afternoon matchup with the Boston Bruins. Let’s get into it.
Starting with Rasmus Ristolainen, the defenseman has been placed on IR retroactive to October 3rd, when he exited the game with an upper-body injury. The Flyers could activate Ristolainen in time for the team’s Sunday night matchup with the Carolina Hurricanes.
Flyers 1, Bruins 5 (Final)
The Bruins today — Friday, October 9
5 items
Daily Faceoff (Frank Seravalli) (2)
Elsewhere
- Bruins Face Tough Decision as Charlie McAvoy Nears Return from Suspension — Boston Hockey Now
- Sens start hot, Habs cold, and Leafs down the middle in competitive Atlantic — TSN
- NHL Rumor Mill – October 9, 2026 — Lyle Richardson of Spector's Hockey
Report: Bruins Among ‘Long List of Teams’ Interested in Simon Edvinsson
from Boston Hockey Now, by Jack Studley,
On Thursday evening, The Athletic’s Pierre LeBrun reported that the Bruins are “among a long list of teams” showing interest in Detroit Red Wings RFA Simon Edvinsson . The 23-year-old left-shot defenseman remains unsigned and returned home to Sweden after spending training camp on a PTO with Detroit.
LeBrun: Bruins among teams showing interest in Red Wings RFA Edvinsson
from TSN,
Detroit Red Wings defenceman Simon Edvinsson is generating interest from around the league as the restricted free agent remains without a deal in the early days of the 2026-27 season.
TSN Hockey Insider Pierre LeBrun reported Thursday that the Boston Bruins are one of at least 10 teams that have checked in on Edvinsson as he remains away from the team amidst contract negotiations.
Mammoth 1, Bruins 6 (Final)
Senators’ Linus Ullmark to return against Flyers after injury
from Daily Faceoff, by Tyler Kuehl,
The Bruins today — Wednesday, October 7
The Bruins today — Tuesday, October 6
6 items
Boston Hockey Now (2)
Elsewhere
- Senators’ Ullmark not dressed vs. Red Wings — Sportsnet
- Celebrini, Ullmark injuries incredibly impactful for their teams — Daily Faceoff
- NHL Rumor Roundup: Updates On Quinn Hughes And Pavel Zacha, Maple Leafs Could Peddle Miles Wood — The Hockey News
- Green: Senators G Ullmark’s early exit ‘precautionary’ after collision with Peterka — TSN
The Bruins today — Monday, October 5
6 items
Boston Hockey Now (3)
Elsewhere
Senators 4, Bruins 1 (Final)
Bruins Place Mikey Eyssimont on Waivers
from Boston Hockey Now, by Jack Studley,
On Sunday afternoon, the Bruins announced they placed forward Mikey Eyssimont on waivers. If he clears on Monday, he will report to the Providence Bruins .
Two players placed on NHL waivers for Oct. 4
from Daily Faceoff, by Scott Maxwell,
Bruins 1, Wild 4 (Final)
Daily Bean: Bruins Win; Another Gameday; Larkin, Red Wings Ownership Booed
from Boston Hockey Now, by Jack Studley,
They finished up last night with a win in overtime thanks to JJ Peterka’s first career overtime goal and quickly hopped on a flight to Minnesota. The Bruins are wrapping up the first of 14 sets of back-to-back games against the Minnesota Wild tonight, and the black and gold are looking to spoil yet another home opener.
Bruins Game 3: Notes, Lines, and How to Watch vs. Wild
from Boston Hockey Now, by Jack Studley,
The Bruins (2-0-0) are in St. Paul, Minnesota, for the Minnesota Wild (1-0-0) home opener at Grand Casino Arena. The Bruins are coming off an overtime win in Winnipeg on Friday night, led by James Hagens’ first NHL goal and JJ Peterka’s overtime winner. The Wild beat the Nashville Predators 3-1 on the road Thursday night.
Bruins 4, Jets 3 (Final)
The Bruins today — Friday, October 2
4 items
Boston Hockey Now (2)
The Bruins today — Thursday, October 1
4 items
Boston Hockey Now (2)
Elsewhere
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The Bruins today — Wednesday, September 30
8 items
Boston Hockey Now (2)
Daily Faceoff (Frank Seravalli) (2)
Elsewhere
- Flyers Game 1: Lines, Notes, & How to Watch vs. Penguins — Philly Hockey Now
- ‘Option No. 1′: Why Bruins’ Peterka will lead team’s offensive attack — Sportsnet
- Minten shines as late surge lifts Bruins past Rangers — TSN
- Coach McLellan would rather get the Red Wings’ home opener out of the way instead of waiting until Friday — George Malik of The Malik Report
The Bruins today — Tuesday, September 29
4 items
Boston Hockey Now (2)
Elsewhere
Rangers 0, Bruins 3 (Final)
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Bruins Announce 2026-27 Opening Day Roster
from Boston Hockey Now,
The Bruins announced the team’s opening day roster for the 2026-27 season, which begins on Tuesday night at TD Garden. The Bruins will host the New York Rangers at 8:00 PM (ESPN) for the first of 84 games.