Shawn Hutcheon

BOSTON, MA — Entering the 2025-26 season, Boston’s goal was to return to the Stanley Cup Playoffs after missing the postseason in 2024-25. That objective was achieved, but the playoffs ended with a First-Round loss to the Buffalo Sabres in six games. The series showed that while the Bruins did their best to do what they do best – be hard to play against – it also exposed Boston’s lack of speed.

BOSTON, MA — They’re back. After failing to qualify for the 2024-25 Stanley Cup Playoffs, the Bruins will return to the postseason in the first wildcard spot in the Eastern Conference. Last season, Boston finished 15th of the 16 teams in the conference with a 33-39-10 record and 76 points. One year later, the Bruins are a new and improved club with a 45-27-10 record, 100 points, and will face the Buffalo Sabres in the First Round of the postseason.

BOSTON, MA - What may be one of the Boston Bruins’ most anticipated player signings in franchise history is on the horizon. A press release was sent out by the organization on Monday at 10:49 pm ET announcing that James Hagens, chosen in the first round (seventh overall) in the 2025 NHL Draft, will leave Boston College and sign an Amateur Tryout contract (ATO) with Boston’s American Hockey League affiliate Providence Bruins, for the remainder of the season.