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Despite living in Coaticook, Quebec, Viens has made the long trek twice from his home to Polar Park, the home of the WooSox, with another ahead.

David Krejci, the ninth-leading scorer in Boston Bruins history, retired Monday after 16 NHL seasons, all with the Bruins.

William Douglas has been writing The Color of Hockey blog since 2012. Douglas joined NHL.com in 2019 and writes about people of color in the sport. Today, he profiles Matt Petgrave, a Canadian college hockey and Ontario Hockey League champion and player in the professional 3ICE 3-on-3 hockey league this summer.

Kevin Stevens knows he was lucky.

The upside for the Devils is off the charts now that Luke Hughes is in the fold and joining his brother in Jersey.

One of the great barstool pastimes in these parts is naming your Boston sports Mount Rushmore — the four athletes whose profile should be carved into the side of a

Alex Ovechkin probably won't break Wayne Gretzky's goals record next season. At 822 goals, Ovechkin sits 72 tallies short of Gretzky's 894 heading into the 2023-24 campaign. Ovechkin's career best goal-scoring season was in 2007-08, when as a 22-year-old he scored 65 times en route to winning the Hart Trophy, Art Ross Trophy, Ted Lindsay…

Boston Bruins president Cam Neely doesn't need to be convinced that Patrice Bergeron deserves to have his number retired.

Bruins legend Ray Bourque sent Patrice Bergeron and Boston fans a special message following Bergeron's retirement announcement.

Patrice Bergeron spoke Wednesday about his long career with the Bruins as he concludes his legendary playing career.