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The Bruins reportedly are interested in trading for a highly drafted, young defenseman who has roots in Boston.

Bill Guerin didn’t need to be reminded of how thin the upcoming crop of NHL free agents is regarded, or how numerous teams have already maxed out their payroll because of a salary cap that’s remained relatively flat since the COVID-19 pandemic hit. What the Minnesota Wild general manager preferred, in wrapping up the NHL draft in Music City on Thursday, is if someone reminded the prospective free agents — and especially their representatives — of that reality with th...

A flattened cap is making trades and free-agent retentions tough for contenders. With free agency coming, will the big names start moving?

Get ready for the youth movement, Bruins fans. That was at least part of the message when B's team president Cam Neely and GM Don Sweeney met with reporters in Nashville on Tuesday.

The 2023 NHL Draft begins Wednesday night, though it will be a while until the Boston Bruins make their first selection this year.

Following a record-setting 65-win regular season and a disappointing Stanley Cup Playoffs exit, the Boston Bruins are tightening up their roster.

The Bruins added three right-shot defensemen in a pair of trades this week, and Don Sweeney believes they're in the mix for a roster spot.

Bruins general manager Don Sweeney acknowledged Boston is not expected to bring back this player who's set to hit free agency.

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Boston Bruins general manager Don Sweeney announced Tuesday that the Bruins are unlikely to re-sign defenceman Dmitry Orlov. In addition, Bruins president Cam Neely said that the team is operating under the assumption that captain Patrice Bergeron and David Krejci won’t be back, but they’re still hopeful they will be and communication is open with the players.