The Boston Bruins and Montreal Canadiens don’t often share a phone line, let alone a trade table. But this offseason, the two rivals may be headed toward a deal that neither fan base saw coming.

It looks great, and Boston got a first-round pick out of the deal, but if this is what the Bruins really think Carlo is worth, then they really need to rethink their strategies at the trade deadline.

Coach Jim Montgomery was given his walking papers just 20 games into the schedule, and the trade deadline brought a sweeping overhaul of the Bruins’ roster. The Bruins made seven trades on and ...

and other than a late Thursday night trade that saw two fourth-liners sent to the Boston Bruins for a big bottom-six winger with a big shot, Minnesota Wild general manager Bill Guerin and his ...

The Bruins’ strategy in the last few drafts has been clear ... Top centers are often the most expensive players to bring in during free agency or at the trade deadline, and there is no guarantee that they will work out. Look at what the Bruins had ...

Boston acquired Korpisalo in a trade with the Ottawa Senators last June. With the Bruins this season, Koprisalo went 11-10-3 with a 2.90 GAA and a .893 SV% as he appeared in just 27 games.

Trading Korpisalo would free up $3 million of cap space for the Bruins, which would certainly be a plus. In 27 games this season, he had an 11-10-3 record, a 2.90 goals-against average, and a .893 ...

The 65-win Boston Bruins of two years ago are history. Only Jakub Lauko, Hampus Lindholm, Charlie McAvoy, David Pastrnak, Jeremy Swayman and Pavel Zacha remain from the 2022-23 behemoth.

After missing the playoffs for only the third time in 18 years. The Boston Bruins face a pivotal offseason, as their return to form hinges on leadership clarity, smarter health management, and tactical adjustments.