Reviewing the Bruins’ 2015 Draft
It’s rare that a team can get three first-round draft picks, but to get them consecutively is even rarer. That is what Boston Bruins general manager Don Sweeney had in…
Category Archives: Bruins History
Revisiting the Bruins’ Cam Neely Trade with the Canucks
Cam Neely was born on June 6, 1965, in Vancouver, B.C.. After scoring 56 goals and 120 points in 72 games with the Portland Winter Hawks in the Western Hockey…
Today in Hockey History: June 6
Yesterday in Hockey History: June 5 Tomorrow in Hockey History: June 7 June 6 has been a hectic day throughout National Hockey League History. A pair of expansion drafts were…
Today in Hockey History: June 5
Yesterday in Hockey History: June 4 Tomorrow in Hockey History: June 6 June 5 has given us a little bit of everything throughout National Hockey League history. There were epic…
Bruins Don’t Have History on Their Side With 122nd Pick
Unless Boston Bruins General Manager Don Sweeney makes a trade or two at the upcoming 2024 NHL Entry Draft, his team will not make a selection until the fourth round…
Revisiting the Bruins’ Jim Craig Trade with the Flames
Jim Craig is an American sports hero from Easton, Massachusetts, who played three seasons at Boston University and won an Olympic Gold Medal at the 1980 Winter Olympics in Lake…
4 Bruins Trades That Shaped Their 2024 NHL Draft Position
The Boston Bruins finished the 2022-23 season with a 47-20-15 record, claiming second place in the Atlantic Division and seventh overall in the NHL standings. They beat the Toronto Maple…
Today in Hockey History: May 26
In Steel Town, USA, Hockey fans look back on May 26 with a great amount of fondness. In addition, this date was a big one for coaching changes in the…
Today in Hockey History: May 26
In Steel Town, USA, Hockey fans look back on May 26 with a great amount of fondness. In addition, this date was a big one for coaching changes in the…
Top 5 Bruins Uniforms of All Time
The Boston Bruins‘ black and gold spoked “B” has been around for a long, long time, and that iconic logo and color scheme will probably never change. With that said,…