
Bruins’ Offseason Outlook: Farewells, Surgery, and Prospects on the Horizon
Zdeno Chara’s farewell game, Brad Marchand’s surgery, and the team’s developing roster set the stage for an eventful NHL offseason.
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Zdeno Chara’s farewell game, Brad Marchand’s surgery, and the team’s developing roster set the stage for an eventful NHL offseason.

Former captain Zdeno Chara will host a special farewell match in Trenčín, gathering former teammates, coaches and rivals for a final on‑ice celebration that will be broadcast on JOJ ŠPORT and online.

The Islanders announced the hiring of Evan Gold, a seasoned hockey operations specialist, to lead both the NHL club’s assistant general manager role and the AHL affiliate Hamilton Hammers.

The New York Islanders have announced the addition of Evan Gold, a veteran of the Boston Bruins’ management group, as their new assistant general manager, signaling a strategic push to blend analytics with roster development.

Keith Tkachuk, a Hall of Fame‑bound forward, has taken on a new advisory role with the St. Louis Blues and USA Hockey, scouting top talent at the World Junior Summer Showcase and gearing up for his November induction into the Hockey Hall of Fame.

On August 21, Zdeno Chara will play in "Zee's Final Shift" at the Winter Stadium in Trenčín, Slovakia, inviting former teammates and rivals to celebrate his remarkable journey from the Islanders' blue line to a Stanley Cup victory with the Boston Bruins.

A look at how NHL defensemen experience sharp drops in production and ice time after turning 39, with particular focus on Pittsburgh’s Kris Letang and other veteran stars.
From its debut in Rupp Arena to its lasting impact on players and fans, the Lexington Thoroughblades forged a unique legacy in American hockey history.

Curtis Douglas, standing 6‑foot‑9 and weighing 242 pounds, has agreed to a two‑year, $2.5 million contract with the Seattle Kraken, bringing both size and a commitment to mental‑health advocacy.

Gabriel Eliasson, a prospect for the Ottawa Senators, discusses his transition from the Ontario Hockey League to the AHL, his development goals, and the influence of teammate Tyler Kleven.

By counting syllables in first and last names, enthusiasts have crafted imaginative all‑time NHL teams, inviting readers to weigh in on which combination feels most stacked.

An exploration of the ‘ghost roster’ concept reveals how teams chase ill‑fitting stars, overpay role players and sign dubious long‑term contracts, producing a litany of free‑agency blunders across the cap era.

Alexander Karmanov, the 7‑foot‑1 giant drafted by the San Jose Sharks, talks about his love for hockey, the NHL legends he admires, and the unique obstacles he faces as the tallest player ever selected.

In a recent interview, Alexander Karmanov, the tallest player ever drafted, talks about his love for the game, the NHL legends he admires, and how his physical style could reshape his role in professional hockey.

The 2026 CHL Import Draft will be held on June 30, featuring a revised tiered eligibility system that reshapes how 16‑ and 20‑year‑old prospects are selected.

Slovakia's men's Olympic hockey team captured a bronze medal in Beijing, a breakthrough that spotlights a generation of promising players and revives the nation's storied but long‑awaited pursuit of international dominance.

Patrice Bergeron reflects on a 19‑year Bruins career, his upcoming Hall of Fame induction, and the emerging leadership roles of David Pastrnak and Charlie McAvoy.

Patrice Bergeron, a 19‑season Boston Bruins icon, celebrates jersey retirement, Hall of Fame induction, and ponders what comes next after a career defined by resilience, family ties, and loyalty.

Patrice Bergeron’s induction into the Hockey Hall of Fame celebrates a career defined by leadership, two‑way excellence and a Stanley Cup championship.

The Boston Bruins’ captain for nearly two decades, Patrice Bergeron, will be enshrined in the Hockey Hall of Fame this November, joining an elite group of players whose impact transcends the ice.

Patrice Bergeron, the longtime captain of the Boston Bruins, has been selected for the Hockey Hall of Fame’s Class of 2026. The ceremony will take place on November 9 in Toronto, where his No. 37 will be retired and his contributions to the sport celebrated.

A look at Bergeron's storied career, his six Selke trophies, Stanley Cup triumph and the retirement of his No. 37 at TD Garden

Patrice Bergeron’s name will forever be etched in the annals of NHL history as the latest inductee into the Hockey Hall of Fame’s Class of 2026.

The Hockey Hall of Fame will welcome Patrice Bergeron on November 7, 2026, in Toronto, honoring the Boston Bruins icon whose 19‑year career defined a generation of two‑way play.