Brandon Share-Cohen is a journalist at The Hockey Writers. With a decade of experience covering the NHL and various professional sports, he focuses extensively on team sports, particularly the Boston Bruins. Brandon's work has also been featured in Yardbarker.
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Brandon Share-Cohen's coverage mainly focuses on the NHL and the Boston Bruins, with an emphasis on player performance, team dynamics, and game analysis. He frequently provides expert commentary and reports announcements related to these topics.
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By: Brandon Share-Cohen
The Boston Bruins are better with James Hagens and Mason Lohrei in the lineup, but Game 4 loss to the Buffalo Sabres shows deeper problems.
Boston Bruins' goalie Jeremy Swayman has been named a finalist for the 2026 Vezina Trophy alongside New York Islanders goalie Ilya Sorokin and Tampa
By: Brandon Share-Cohen
Jeremy Swayman has been named a finalist for the Vezina Trophy following a very strong bounce-back season with the Boston Bruins.
By: Brandon Share-Cohen
The Boston Bruins could target a right-shot defender with the 23rd overall pick. Here are three intriguing defensive options.
The Boston Bruins made out like bandits when trading Brandon Carlo to the Toronto Maple Leafs in exchange for a conditional 2026 first-round draft
The Boston Bruins shored up some depth on Thursday when they signed Lukas Reichel to a one-year contract extension worth $950,000.
By: Brandon Share-Cohen
The Boston Bruins have taken the first step towards revamping their defense by moving on from one of their assistant coaches.
The Boston Bruins have taken the first step in an attempt to fix the defensive woes that have plagued them for a few seasons.
When the Boston Bruins enter training camp next season, they should afford James Hagens every opportunity to play center.
When the IIHF World Championship semifinal game between Canada and Finland takes place, Boston Bruins fans will see some familiar faces Fraser Minten
