
Fraser Minten Locks in Seven‑Year, $50.4 Million Deal with Boston Bruins
A promising rookie’s impressive 2025‑26 campaign earns him a seven‑year, $50.4 million contract, cementing his place as a key contributor for the Bruins.
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A promising rookie’s impressive 2025‑26 campaign earns him a seven‑year, $50.4 million contract, cementing his place as a key contributor for the Bruins.

The Hockey News ranks the top ten fantasy right wingers for the upcoming season, highlighting Kucherov’s Art Ross dominance, Pastrnak’s steady 100‑point production, and the nuanced value of players like Rantanen, Necas and Guenther.

The Bruins will host the 2026 Prospects Showcase in Buffalo, New York, after a two‑day rookie camp in Boston, with games against the Sabres on September 13‑14 streamed via the Bruins app and BostonBruins.com.

Fraser Minten has locked in a seven-year, $50.4 million deal with the Boston Bruins, following a breakout 2025-26 season that saw him set career highs in goals, assists and points while earning Rookie of the Month honors.

The Boston Bruins have signed Fraser Minten to a seven‑year, $50.4 million contract, keeping the rising star through 2033 while bolstering their youth development.

Andrew Peeke, a seasoned NHL defenseman with seven years of experience, has signed a one-year contract with Utah Mammoth, bringing his collegiate leadership, NHL durability and global tournament success to a new chapter.

The Boston Bruins have locked up forward Fraser Minten on a seven‑year, $7.2 million annual contract after his standout rookie campaign.

The Boston Bruins have locked up their emerging two‑way center Fraser Minten with a seven‑year, $50.4 million contract extension, a deal that guarantees his presence in the organization through the 2033‑34 season and carries an annual cap hit of $7.2 million.

Boston has locked in young forward Fraser Minten to a seven‑year, $7.2 million per‑year contract, cementing his role as a cornerstone for the franchise’s future.

The Boston Bruins announce a full slate of public practices, camps and community events as the 2024 NHL season approaches, while league‑wide storylines include a Red Wings GM vacancy, trade interest in Mason Lohrei and criticism of NHL 27’s face scans.

With training camp opening on September 16, the Bruins are navigating trade rumors surrounding Mason Lohrei, whose improved play and contract flexibility make him a potential asset in the evolving NHL market.

The Bruins open rookie camp in Brighton and head to Buffalo for preseason matches, as Charlie McAvoy recovers from injury, Ivan Demidov signs a long‑term extension with Montreal, and other clubs navigate key player moves.

The Boston Bruins are adjusting Charlie McAvoy’s penalty‑kill responsibilities after a season in which he logged a team‑high shorthanded workload, aiming to keep the defenseman fresh while maintaining a potent kill.

Forward Jack Works has been contracted by the Maine Mariners for the 2026‑27 season, following his acquisition from the Wheeling Nailers and a standout rookie year that featured 13 points in 57 games.
Prime Video’s NHL on Prime Video will present 27 regular‑season matchups and select playoff series for the 2026‑27 season, starting September 30 with a Toronto Maple Leafs versus New York Islanders opener.

From legendary past captains to a distributed leadership model, the Boston Bruins are redefining what it means to lead the franchise forward.

Philip Svedebäck, the Swedish net‑minder drafted by the Boston Bruins, has signed a contract with the Wheeling Nailers, bringing a strong college résumé to the AHL.

The New York Rangers entered the offseason with a clear mandate to reverse a two‑year slump, earning a No. 7 ranking from The Hockey News after adding Pavel Dorofeyev, Sean Durzi and Marcus Pettersson. General manager Chris Drury’s strategy, praised by analyst Adam Proteau, centers on bolstering the forward lines, reinforcing the blue line, and shoring up goaltending with Joonas Korpisalo. The loss of Vincent Trocheck and a last‑place finish in the Metropolitan Division set the stakes high as the club seeks to end a Cup drought that began in 1994.

The Oshawa Generals will wear historic black-and-gold uniforms in five 2026-27 OHL games, celebrating a legacy that spans eight decades and a connection to the Boston Bruins.

After a 45‑win season, the Boston Bruins face a six‑game suspension for defenseman Charlie McAvoy and a reshaped blue line, while new faces and prospects aim to translate optimism into a deeper playoff run.

EA Sports' NHL 27 player ratings place Boston’s David Pastrnak at No. 7, with Jeremy Swayman and Charlie McAvoy cracking the 50s, as the league’s off‑season buzz includes trade rumors, contract talks and leadership changes.

Forward Linus Hemstrom has signed a new deal with the Maine Mariners, bringing a 35‑point season and international experience back to the ECHL affiliate of the Boston Bruins.

In a moving ceremony at Trencin, Slovakia, Zdeno Chara removed his skates at center ice, marking the end of a storied career that saw him become a defensive icon and a mentor for the Boston Bruins.

Zdeno Chara’s final game in his hometown of Trencin combined a nostalgic match, a record‑breaking slap shot and a heartfelt gesture that left his skates at center ice, marking the close of a storied career.