Jim McBride is a Bruins beat reporter and writer for The Boston Globe. With a rich background in sports journalism, he has covered a wide range of topics including team sports, major league sports, and competitive sports, while also delving into sports business and broadcasting. Jim's work has been featured in The Dogwood, The Post and Courier, The Boston Globe, and Boston.com.
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Jim McBride focuses on local sports coverage, with a heavy emphasis on hockey and the Boston Bruins. He regularly covers evolving stories and seeks expert commentary to provide in-depth insights into the team's performance, player dynamics, and game analysis.
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By: Jim McBride
The Bruins cleared salary space and their goalie logjam Wednesday afternoon, sending veteran Joonas Korpisalo to the Rangers for forward Kalle Vaisanen and a 2028 fourth-round draft pick.
By: Jim McBride
There's a backlog on the Bruins backline. Boston made a number of additions to bolster its defensive corps when it signed Connor Clifton and Jordan Harris and traded for Will Borgen on the opening day of free agency
By: Jim McBride
Kevyn Adams is joining the Bruins as a senior advisor to general manager Don Sweeney in a Tuesday shakeup of the front office.
By: Jim McBride
The Black and Gold are going old school for Opening Night. The Bruins will start the 2026-27 season by hosting the Rangers, a fellow Original Six franchise, on Tuesday, Sept. 29, at TD Garden.
By: Jim McBride
The Bruins will retire Patrice Bergeron's No. 37 on Dec. 1, the highlight of the 2026-27 expanded 84-game schedule the NHL released on Thursday.
By: Jim McBride
I t's hard not to notice Dean Letourneau Sure, it's hard not to stand out when you're 6 feet 7 inches and 228 pounds.
By: Jim McBride
T here were some big doings at Bruins development camp earlier this month. And that was no more evident than among the defensive corps.
This story originally appeared in the Globe's Sunday Hockey Notes. Read the rest here.
This story originally appeared in the Globe's Sunday Hockey Notes. Read the rest here.
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