The Boston Bruins announced a series of front‑office moves that will reshape the club’s Hockey Operations department ahead of the next season.
Promotions and new responsibilities
Kevyn Adams, who previously steered the Buffalo Sabres as general manager, will now serve as Senior Advisor to the General Manager, bringing his extensive management experience to the role. Dennis Bonvie, a former Bruin defenseman and longtime pro‑scouting director, is stepping into the position of Assistant General Manager, Player Personnel. Jeremy Rogalski, the team’s director of hockey analytics since 2017, will add the title of Assistant General Manager, Analytics and Strategy. Alex Gimenez, who has held senior roles in the Professional Women’s Hockey League and the Boston Red Sox, becomes Director of Hockey Operations, Collective Bargaining Agreement.
The departures are equally noteworthy. Evan Gold, a long‑time member of the Hockey Operations staff, revealed he will be leaving the organization to explore new opportunities elsewhere in the NHL.
What this means for the roster
These changes reflect the Bruins’ intent to blend fresh perspectives with institutional knowledge. By elevating individuals who have already contributed to the club’s recent successes, the front office hopes to maintain continuity while injecting additional expertise.
The moves are framed as part of a broader effort to position the team for competitive growth both on and off the ice. The front office believes that the added analytical focus and collective‑bargaining experience will help navigate the evolving landscape of the sport.
Fans and analysts alike will be watching how these appointments translate into on‑ice performance as the Bruins gear up for the upcoming season. The organization emphasized that the restructuring is designed to improve the team for the upcoming season and beyond.