The National Hockey League announced today, July 16, the schedule for the Boston Bruins 2025-26 regular season, presented by Ticketmaster. Regional and national broadcast information will be released at a later date. The Bruins will start the season on the road against the Washington Capitals on Wednesday, October 8. The

Boston Bruins General Manager Don Sweeney announced today, July 15, that the team has signed forward John Farinacci on a one-year, two-way contract through the 2025-26 season with an NHL cap hit of $775,000. Farinacci, 24, made his NHL debut on April 15 against the New Jersey Devils, scoring a

The Boston Bruins announced today, July 14, the team’s game schedule for the 2025 Prospects Challenge, which will take place September 11-15 at LECOM Harborcenter (100 Washington St., Buffalo, NY 14203). This will be Boston’s 10th consecutive appearance at the Prospects Challenge in Buffalo. The Bruins will be joined by

MAPLE GROVE, Minn. – The Zellers family had a decision to make. Kurt and Kim were debating whether to finish the basement of their suburban Minneapolis home when a friend recommended a new toy for their young, hockey-crazed son, Will. It was not just an ordinary toy, it was a

BOSTON – Tanner Jeannot could see himself fitting like a glove. The Bruins’ tradition of hard work, toughness, and grit has always appealed to him from afar as it lined up perfectly with his style of play. So, when the Black & Gold expressed interest in his services on July

BOSTON – Taylor Wenczkowski returned to Warrior Ice Arena last week, a memorable site from her professional hockey career. The Rochester, New Hampshire, native netted the game-winning goal in the third period of the 2021 NWHL Championship, helping the Boston Pride raise the Isobel Cup on home ice in Brighton.

BOSTON — Former Bruins forward Lyndon Byers passed away on Friday at the age of 61. The Nipawin, Saskatchewan, native played for Boston from 1983-92. Across his nine seasons in Black & Gold, Byers tallied 24 goals and 66 points in 261 games. The burly winger – a second-round pick

BOSTON – Sean Kuraly is under no illusions. The veteran forward is well aware that the Bruins team he is returning to is far different than the one he left four years ago. Gone are Black & Gold legends Zdeno Chara, Patrice Bergeron, David Krejci, and Brad Marchand. So, too,