Milan Lucic Could Have -- And Should Have -- Signed With Montreal Canadiens
Oh, what could have been.
Watch CBS News
Oh, what could have been.
The Boston Bruins are bringing back John-Michael Liles.
Loui Eriksson is now officially a former member of the Boston Bruins.
The Bruins are actually signing the Torey Krug of the present and investing in the Torey Krug of the future.
Elliotte Friedman has presented some potential clarity on just how specific their trade requests may have been that night.
Of all the crazy notions flying around the NHL with just days before the interview period gives was to the start of free agency, the signing of Stamkos is the most intrigui
It's difficult at this point in the offseason to ascertain just what direction Bruins general manager Don Sweeney is going to go once free agency opens Friday.
A little over a year ago, the Boston Bruins gave up two second-round picks to acquire Brett Connolly. Now, they're willing to potentially let him walk away for nothing.
Former Boston Bruins legend Ray Bourque was arraigned Monday afternoon on charges that he caused an accident while driving drunk Friday night.
Fantasies about Stamkos' arrival or Lucic's return are fun. But they really don't fit the grand plan.
Former Boston Bruins legend Ray Bourque was arrested and charged with operating under the influence of alcohol late Friday night following a crash in Andover.
The Boston Bruins didn't win anything in 2015-16, but forward Patrice Bergeron has made it a habit to bring home some hardware at the end of the season.
With the help of a crystal ball (which may or may not be working right), here's a look at five games on the schedule that might be particularly worth the price of admission:
The Bruins are reportedly very interested in trading for Kevin Shattenkirk. Pulling it off may prove difficult.
The Buffalo Sabres swooped in and acquired the negotiating rights to the 23-year-old from the Nashville Predators.
The full NHL schedule for the 2016-17 season won't be released until Tuesday, but Bruins fans got a little appetizer on Monday.
The Boston Bruins have signed forward Peter Cehlarik to a three-year entry-level contract, the team announced on Thursday.
Felger & Mazz would like to see the Bruins clear some salary when the NHL buyout window opens on Wednesday.
A giant hockey stick visible from the Massachusetts Turnpike will be placed in front of the Boston Bruins' future practice facility Tuesday morning.
The speedy right winger proved that the Bruins were right about him all along.
The Bruins will be expecting big things from the 6-foot, 180-pound DeBrusk, who will turn 20 on Oct. 17 and will be eligible to start his pro career with Providence of the American Hockey League this fall.
Though the Stanley Cup Final between the Sharks and Penguins has just begun, the Boston Bruins are already well on to next year.
Don Sweeney would like to bring back Loui Eriksson this offseason, but says retaining the unrestricted free agent may be difficult.
Kevan Miller signed a four-year contract worth $10 million with the Bruins on Tuesday and will count against the cap at $2.50 million per season.
It's time for new voices on the Bruins' bench, but voices that are still familiar and will convey a similar message to the ones they're replacing.
