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Bruins draft picks Hagens, Moore shake off travel delays, make 1st skate
BOSTON -- James Hagens and Will Moore would have been forgiven had they found it all too much. After a whirlwind weekend in Los Angeles, where both were selected by the Boston Bruins in the 2025 NHL Draft -- Hagens at No. 7 and Moore at No. 51 -- they were set to head back east on Saturday.
Boston Bruins General Manager Don Sweeney announced today, June 28, that the team has made six selections on day two of the ...
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The Bruins brought in a haul of seven players in what experts graded one of their more successful drafts in recent memory.
Corey Pronman details what to expect from the Boston Bruins’ new prospects and how they fit into the farm system. 2025 Draft ...
The NHL Draft continues on Saturday with the second round set to begin at 12 p.m. The Bruins passed up on any trade ...
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The 6-foot-7, 210-pound forward reportedly played with a broken hand for the start of his collegiate hockey career with the ...
A day after experts gushed about the Bruins ’ first round performance in the NHL Draft, Boston largely drew praise for their ...
The Boston Bruins addressed their major need for center depth in the 2025 NHL Draft while potentially landing a franchise cornerstone.
The Boston Bruins kicked off development camp this week, welcoming their newest draft picks and other top prospects.
GM Don Sweeney on potential trades: "We have a couple of those things we looked at. Maybe they come to bear over the next day ...
Bruins change draft approach as Don Sweeney, Ryan Nadeau prioritize elite skill over safe picks in 2025 NHL Draft. Bruins recognize lack of elite skill, and finally course correct.
They took left-shot defenseman Liam Pettersson, a 6-foor-2, 170-pound puck-moving defenseman from Vaxjo Jr. in Sweden with ...
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