Jim McBride

Wahlstrom, claimed off waivers Saturday, wore No. 71 and played right wing on Charlie Coyle’s line with Trent Frederic on the left side.

Boston fell to 17-3-4 and finished their five-game Western swing at 2-2-1, collecting 5 points in their last three games.

EDMONTON, Alberta — They hit one last bump in the road. The Bruins wrapped up their long and winding road through Western Canada — with a

Chuck Coyle is not above a dad joke. In fact, one Christmas morning Charlie's pops pulled one right out of Old Man Parker's playbook.

Zach Hyman's face looked like something out of a Bela Lugosi movie.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — When Andrew Peeke stepped into Nationwide Arena Friday morning, he was flooded with emotions.

The Bruins defenseman spent the first four-plus seasons of his NHL career with the Blue Jackets before being dealt to the Bruins in March.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Chalk it up to a holiday hangover. The Bruins were buried by a second-period power-play blitz in falling to the Blue

Morgan Geekie has been getting lost, and that's helped him find his game.

Trent Frederic is focused on the here and now. Currently the Bruins' third-line center — though he's played both wing spots up and down the lineup this season — he doesn't dwell on the future.