The Bruins are already without Hampus Lindholm, who is out for the season and Charlie McAvoy, who is rehabbing a shoulder injury he suffered at last month’s NHL 4 Nations Face-Off. They traded Brandon Carlo and lost Jordan Oesterle on waivers leaving them few options on defense, who have played in the NHL this season.

The Boston Bruins have multiple pending free agents on their roster as we inch closer to the end of the 2024-25 season. Because of this, Bruins management has some decisions to make about who they will want to keep around beyond this season.

No. 88, who netted his 35th goal Wednesday, is the Bruins’ primary scoring threat. So Pastrnak is bearing the pain more than anyone. He wants it to stop. Getting thumped by the Vegas Golden Knights (5-1),

Florida Panthers forward Brad Marchand, who was acquired in a trade by the Panthers from the Boston Bruins last Friday, speaks during a news conference Monday, March 10, 2025, in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. (AP Photo/Lynne Sladky) AP SUNRISE, Fla. (AP) — Brad Marchand is ready for his Florida debut.

Man, Jake DeBrusk must have been much better than we all thought. Ever since he's left the Boston Bruins, they've gone to the dogs.

Mittelstadt has to prove himself to be defensively reliable and able to face top competition to get a run with David Pastrnak in 2025-26.

UCLA sophomore first baseman Mulivai Levu has earned a Top 50 position ranking after his impressive start to the 2025 season. He has quickly emerged as one of the best, if not the best, hitters on this Bruin team that is thriving in the Big Ten.

The Bruins were bitten by the same problems that have haunted them all season: a lack of shots, an anemic power play, and late-period breakdowns.

Charlie McAvoy reflected on his injury woes, hospital stay, and the future of the Bruins after a deadline sell-off.

Morgan Geekie has been a bright spot in what has been a miserable 2024-25 campaign for the Boston Bruins. The pending restricted free agent is third in team scoring with a career-high 26 goals and 41 points over 68 games. And Bruins GM Don Sweeney made it clear he is hoping to keep the 26-year-old around for the long haul.

The Bruins president wore his emotions on his sleeves during his 13-year Hall of Fame playing career, particularly his 10-year run in Boston when he was one of the league’s preeminent and most feared power forwards. He has been similarly emotional since joining the front office, first as vice president in 2007 and elevating to president in 2010.