Don Sweeney

Who Should The Bruins Trade To Free Up Cap Space?

It has been a historic start for the Boston Bruins in 2022-23. Boston has earned 28 out of a possible 32 points to start the year and has a franchise-best 9-0-0 record at home at TD Garden. Goaltender Linus Ullmark has been a top netminder in the NHL with 1.96 goals against average and a […]

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Breaking: Bruins cut Mitchell Miller; Cam Neely releases statement

Earlier this week, the Boston Bruins made a controversial signing when they inked Mitchell Miller to an entry-level contract. It was a move that shocked not only the Bruins nation but the NHL and those worldwide. In recent days, not only has the fan base been very outspoken about the ill decision by Don Sweeney […]

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The Boston Bruins have let us down

I work with severely developmentally challenged teenagers. This makes writing about acts of abuse towards these tremendous human beings challenging in and of itself. My students can not speak. My students have to walk with a gaited belt and need assistance eating. This is something that my students and their parents never signed up for. […]

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Can The Bruins Afford To “Go Down To The Wire” With David Pastrnak?

The Boston Bruins are rolling at 8-1-0 as they continue a challenging four-game road trip. The current forward group is as deep as it has been in a few years, and six of those wins were without last year’s leading points-getter Brad Marchand, who returned Thursday night to score two goals and assist on another […]

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Charlie McAvoy and Hampus Lindholm of the Boston Bruins

Could Hampus Lindholm Be a #1 Defenseman?

With the injury and subsequent surgery that Charlie McAvoy had this offseason, many players need to step up in his absence. Coming into this season, the Bruins need to get better at generating offense from the back end because their defenseman put up a combined 164 points last season. McAvoy contributed 56 points which is […]

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Was It The Coach Who Held Young Bruins Back?

A new era begins for the Boston Bruins with the hiring of new head coach Jim Montgomery. The Bruins’ roster has been aging, and the lack of high draft picks and issues with drafting and development have left the Bruins without many young players taking on full-time roles with the team. For many, the blame […]

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Notes From Monday’s Bruins’ Press Conference

The Boston media immediately asked about the contract status of David Pastrnak in Monday’s team presser. The team has been adamant from the start that the organization would be aggressive in coming to an agreement on a new deal. However, talks look like they have now extended into the season. Team President Cam Neely reiterated […]

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Report: Bruins Announce Training Camp Roster Moves

The day after completing their second preseason games, the Boston Bruins announced some roster moves as they began to narrow down which players would be heading to Boston for the regular season. In those two games, fans and the organization got to see what the Bruins’ future holds for them as many young players made […]

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Bruins Training Camp Battles: Center

The Boston Bruins went into this off-season with plenty of question marks regarding their center depth. Patrice Bergeron was a UFA, and David Krejci had departed the year prior to play in front of family in his home country of Czechia. The Bruins were left with just Erik Haula and Charlie Coyle and both were […]

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Can Taylor Hall Find his Scoring Touch Again?

Taylor Hall has had an interesting last five seasons. Coming off of winning a Hart Trophy as league MVP in 2018, it seemed as though he had established himself as an elite scoring winger. The following years saw him bounce around to 3 other teams, and his goal-scoring dropped significantly. Since that incredible year, Hall […]

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