Don Sweeney gets a contract extension with Bruins
It is official now. General manager Don Sweeney has signed a multi-year contract extension with the Boston Bruins.
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It is official now. General manager Don Sweeney has signed a multi-year contract extension with the Boston Bruins.
Patrice Bergeron isn't ready to call it a career just yet. The Bruins captain will be back for a 19th season in Boston.
The NHL announced some of its end-of-season honors on Tuesday night, and a pair of Bruins players got some shine.
Bruce Cassidy's firing in Boston may have been a bit of a blessing in disguise -- at least as far as the coach's bank account is concerned.
While Bruce Cassidy has already found a new home in Las Vegas, the Boston Bruins are set to interview a handful of potential replacements in the near future.
Bruce Cassidy's NHL unemployment did not last long.
Bruce Cassidy said the Bruins told him he would be back for the final year of his contract.
Bruce Cassidy has already got at least one team interested in talking to him about their head coaching vacancy.
The question now is whether David Pastrnak will seek to make as much money as he can in free agency next summer, or whether he will re-up with the team that drafted him and allowed him to develop into a star.
Players didn't make Sweeney's decision to fire Cassidy, but they're certainly going to dictate his decisions going forward
The Bruins need a new head coach. Here are a few candidates that Don Sweeney may consider this offseason.
Bruce Cassidy's time as head coach of the Boston Bruins has come to an end.
Any way you slice it, Bruce Cassidy got a raw deal.
Patrice Bergeron is among the many Bruins players to undergo surgery this offseason.
The honor could be Bergeron's last if he decides to retire on the verge of his 37th birthday.
