Speaking to reporters on Sunday, Don Sweeney had some bad news to present about the health of both Hampus Lindholm and Charlie McAvoy.

Quite literally, the Boston Bruins are a different team than they were yesterday. General manager Don Sweeney detonated the Bruins roster, shipping out several core players at the trade deadline on Friday,

The Boston Bruins blew it up at the trade deadline. Trent Frederic, Justin Brazeau, Charlie Coyle, Brandon Carlo and captain Brad Marchand were all shipped out of Beantown to contending teams while the Bruins sit on the outside of the playoff cut.

Charlie McAvoy didn’t need words to express how he felt about Brad Marchand’s departure from the Boston Bruins. On Friday, hours after the Bruins sent their longtime captain to the Florida Panthers in a trade deadline stunner,

In August 1944, as German forces retreated from France, they left behind three massive King Tigers in Châteaudun. One of them, Tank 11, was photographed extensively after the war. This Then & Now video revisits the exact location where the tank was abandoned, using rare WWII images to show how the scene has changed over the decades.

After trading away Brad Marchand, Charlie Coyle and Brandon Carlo, Bruins general manager Don Sweeney bristled at the idea that this has moved from a retool to a rebuild. That won’t be decided by what he says;

Hampus Lindholm is “unlikely to return this season,” and there is no timetable for Charlie McAvoy’s return to action, according to general manager Don Sweeney, who met with reporters following Bruins practice Sunday at Warrior Ice Arena.

Don’t expect any help to coming to the Bruins’ battered blue line any time soon. And largely because of that, we could well see some veterans being moved by the March 7 deadline In a wide-ranging session with reporters,

Boston Bruins general manager Don Sweeney said Sunday that defenseman Hampus Lindholm is “unlikely to return” this season. That plus an update on Charlie McAvoy, the team’s approach to the trade deadline,

TAMPA, Fla. — Don Sweeney did what he had to do Friday, tearing the bandage off the festering 2024-25 season and bidding adieu to a collection of fan favorites, chief among them Bruins captain Brad Marchand.