After an injury-affected first season with the Boston Bruins, center Elias Lindholm is looking forward to a productive 2025-26 season, per Ronnie Rönnkvist of The Daily Faceoff. Despite playing all 82 games last season, Lindholm revealed during his exit interviews in April that he had been dealing with a back injury since the previous August. The issue caused him to miss time … [Read more...] about Elias Lindholm Poised For Bounce-Back Season
Bruins’ James Hagens To Return To Boston College
Boston Bruins top prospect James Hagens has announced he will return to Boston College for his sophomore season. In a brief interview with Scott McLaughlin of Boston’s WEEI 93.7, Hagens shared that he’s in no rush to advance to the next step, acknowledging that development is a, “marathon, not a sprint”. Hagens revealed the news while participating at the Bruins’ 14th annual … [Read more...] about Bruins’ James Hagens To Return To Boston College
Snapshots: Blackhawks, Mittelstadt, Chelios
New Blackhawks head coach Jeff Blashill spoke at length to Ben Pope of the Chicago Sun-Times about his philosophy to steer the team out of its rebuild in an interview published Sunday. That will revolve around making Chicago’s young forward group more backcheck-oriented. “The reason for that is, one, it’s a work-ethic indicator,” Blashill said, “…it’s one of the best ways to … [Read more...] about Snapshots: Blackhawks, Mittelstadt, Chelios
Is Fabian Lysell Poised For A Breakout Season?
Few prospects in recent memory have caught as much ire from Boston Bruins fans as Fabian Lysell. Selected with the 21st overall pick of the 2021 NHL Draft, Lysell has failed to carve out a full-time role at the NHL level and hasn’t performed well when given even a small opportunity. To be fair to the Bruins, it was a smart pick at the time. Lysell was ranked as the 9th-best … [Read more...] about Is Fabian Lysell Poised For A Breakout Season?
Bruins’ Cooper Simpson Traded In USHL
The Boston Bruins’ third-round pick from the 2025 NHL Draft is on the move in the USHL. The USHL’s Youngstown Phantoms announced they have acquired Cooper Simpson from the Tri-City Storm for a collection of players and draft picks earlier today. Simpson scored seven goals and eight points in nine games for the Storm last season and has committed to the University of North … [Read more...] about Bruins’ Cooper Simpson Traded In USHL
Hampus Lindholm Fully Recovered From Knee Surgery, Will Be Ready For Camp
Bruins defenseman Hampus Lindholm was only able to play the first five weeks of the season before a fractured kneecap ended his 2024-25 campaign early. He told Kevin Paul Dupont of the Boston Globe that he has now fully recovered from that injury and will be fully ready to participate in training camp next month. The 31-year-old has been a steadying presence on the back end … [Read more...] about Hampus Lindholm Fully Recovered From Knee Surgery, Will Be Ready For Camp
ECHL’s Maine Mariners Hire Rick Kowalsky As Head Coach, General Manager
The Maine Mariners of the ECHL, affiliated with the NHL’s Boston Bruins, have added a lot of experience in their new head coach and General Manager. According to a team announcement, the Mariners have hired Rick Kowalsky as their next bench boss and General Manager, who was recently the head coach of the AHL’s Bridgeport Islanders. He began his coaching career as an assistant … [Read more...] about ECHL’s Maine Mariners Hire Rick Kowalsky As Head Coach, General Manager
Boston Bruins Hoping For A Reset
It doesn’t take a committed hockey fan to know that the 2024-25 season was a disappointment for the Boston Bruins. After finishing as one of the better teams in the Eastern Conference during the 2023-24 campaign with 109 points, Boston fell well short of the postseason last year with a 33-point difference in the standings. The reset button was first hit at last year’s trade … [Read more...] about Boston Bruins Hoping For A Reset
Bruins Prospect Cole Spicer Won’t Play At Arizona State University
Boston Bruins forward prospect Cole Spicer won’t move forward with his commitment to Arizona State University, per Brad Elliot Schlossman of the Grand Forks Herald. Spicer previously played two years at the University of Minnesota-Duluth, but returned to the USHL’s Dubuque Fighting Saints for the 2024-25 season. He was set to join Arizona State as a junior-year transfer this … [Read more...] about Bruins Prospect Cole Spicer Won’t Play At Arizona State University