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Former captain to join Brind’Amour, Francis, Ward and Wesley as fifth inductee

Alex Ovechkin played his 1,350th game on Wednesday night, a dreary 6-1 loss to the Ottawa Senators. In 18:33 of ice time, Ovechkin got an assist on a John Carlson goal and had four shot attempts blocked. But for the 19th time in his career, he did not record a shot on goal. He also…

Bruins icon Brad Marchand was one of two current players to be named to the All-Centennial Team as Boston celebrates 100 years in the NHL.

In the Bruins' effort to bounce back from their devastating playoff exit in 2023, Charlie McAvoy is being relied upon to step up.

The Boston Bruins held a pregame celebration prior to the first game of their centennial season, and it left Bobby Orr impressed.

Days after the Boston Bruins held a reunion for the ages at the TD Garden, a trio of legendary blue-liners regrouped at a smaller, but no less fabled venue.

The list of great players that have worn Boston’s black and gold is storied. But to celebrate their 100th season, the Bruins recently whittled down the list to the 20 greatest players in franchise history.

When he takes the ice on Friday night, Alex Ovechkin will begin his 19th season in the NHL and resume his chase of Wayne Gretzky's NHL goals record of 894. Ovechkin has 822 goals, 72 away from the immortal mark. Challenging that record will take time, but the Era Adjusted Goals milestone will not. According…

The All-Centennial Team, pres. by Rapid7, is comprised of the most legendary players in franchise history

From Stanley Cup winners to the scrappers and everyone in between, the Bruins’ All-Centennial team represented all eras of B’s hockey. Unveiled on Thursday night at the B’s Gala at the Fairmont Copley Plaza, the team of 20 players – 12 forwards, six defensemen and two goalies – consisted of members from all six Stanley […]