Steve Conroy

The Bruins offseason shakeup that has seen departures of both on- and off-ice personnel continued Tuesday as the club announced some significant comings, goings and elevations in the front office.

While we are still waiting to see if there will be any more new editions or subtractions from the current Bruins' roster, we do now when the 2026-27 season begins for them.

How the 2026-27 Boston Bruins will fare on the ice is still to be determined, but the new super-sized, 84-game schedule is out and at least we now know one of the biggest highlight on it.

After more than three decades, Kevyn Adams is finally a member of the Boston Bruins.

The Colorado Avalanche had already taken a chance on one Bruin farmhand who could not break through to the NHL, now they've made it a pair.

Whether or not he is ready to become an impact player in the NHL during the 2026-27 season, James Hagens – the Bruins' highest draft pick in over a decade – is putting in the work.

While there has been some internal upheaval within the Bruins' organization this offseason, the club decided that at least some continuity with its top minor league affiliate was the best route.

PROVIDENCE, R.I. — The Providence Bruins have won a lot of American Hockey League games over the past five seasons.

Former Bruins assistant general manager Evan Gold found his new gig just a couple of hours down I-95 south. And it sounds a lot like the job he left behind in Boston.

The summer doldrums of the NHL calendar are upon us. With the exception of the Dylan Larkin saga with the Detroit Red Wings, who still don't have