Gagne is a Bruins killer/By S. Bradley
The biggest free-agent decisions on Saturday, the second day of the open market, were Brad Richards picking the New York Rangers and Toronto then settling for Plan B and Tim Connolly.
First-day free-agent signers shouldn’t ferment fear in Bruins
Let’s just all be grateful Florida general manager isn’t in charge of assembling a team of super soldiers to protect the freedoms of the U.S.
Bruins bag one of ‘biggest disappointments in NHL history’ Habs F Pouliot
Pouliot
Well, this should make things a little awkward when the NESN announcing crew shows up to do interviews at Bruins training camp this fall.
Ryder cashes in with Dallas on his impressive Bruins playoff run
Ryder/By S. Bradley
For three years with the Bruins, Michael Ryder had some ups and some downs, but most of all, he was overpaid.
Well, that last part’s going to continue in Dallas.
If plan changes, Cole could be championship-caliber fit for Bruins
Cole
Bruins general manager Peter Chiarelli is already on record as saying he wont’ be pursuing any big-name free agent come July 1.
Three days until NHL free agency, market already thinning
Sullivan won the '09 Masterton
The biggest NHL free-agent news today involved Joni Pitkanen spurning the open market to stay with Carolina for — what I believe to be a cap-friendly — $4.5 million for three seasons.
Four for the Hall, but former Bruins Burns, Oates left out again
In this their Stanley Cup-winning summer, the Bruins’ organization didn’t get any love from the Hockey Hall of Fame.
Montreal PD ready to speak with Bruins’ Chara about Pacioretty hit
Chara/By S. Bradley
Winning the Stanley Cup brings more demands on a player’s time during the offseason from interested media and new sponsors than a usual summer.
Weisbrod leaves Bruins for Flames
Weisbrod
When you win the Stanley Cup, everybody wants a piece of your action.
And it’s not just your players that are coveted by other teams.
While Bruins were quiet, division rivals used draft weekend to improve
Relatively speaking, the Bruins didn’t do much over the course of draft weekend in St. Paul, Minn.
They made their six picks and promoted Bruce Cassidy from assistant to head coach of the Providence (AHL) farm club.
Flyers will have different look by time they land in Boston
Carter/By S. Bradley
The Philadelphia Flyers, as announced by the NHL today, will provide the Bruins with their opening-night opponent when they raise the 2010-11 Stanley Cup champions banner to the rafters to start next season.
Higher cap benefits Bruins
The Bruins have consistently spent to the salary cap ceiling since the NHL emerged from its 2004-05 lockout.
