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The Boston Bruins defeated the New York Rangers 3-0 in their 2026-27 season opener at TD Garden on September 30. After a scoreless first two periods, Boston scored three goals in 75 seconds during the third period. Jeremy Swayman recorded a 24-save shutout, while Fraser Minten, J.J. Peterka, and Mark Kastelic scored. David Pastrnak received a standing ovation for his first game as captain.
The Boston Bruins begin the 2026-27 season with a restructured roster, led by captain David Pastrnak and a new 'Kid Line' featuring Fraser Minten. Despite defensive concerns, the team aims for a playoff spot through improved power play and goalie performance.
The Boston Bruins lost their third straight game on the road trip, falling to the Vegas Golden Knights in overtime. Despite injuries to key players, the Bruins relied heavily on goaltender Jeremy Swayman, who expressed frustration at the lack of goal support. Penalty trouble and missed opportunities also plagued the Bruins, who managed to salvage only one point out of a possible six on the road trip.
The shorthanded Boston Bruins put up a hard-nosed effort against the New Jersey Devils but ultimately fell short in a 2-1 overtime loss. Morgan Geekie stepped up in Pavel Zacha's absence, showcasing his skills and chemistry with David Pastrnak. Goaltender Jeremy Swayman made multiple timely saves to keep the Bruins in the game, but the team struggled to generate offense without key players. The Bruins are still searching for the right personnel to fully embody their identity, but there are signs of growth within the team.
The Boston Bruins suffered their third consecutive regulation loss, this time a 5-2 defeat to the Columbus Blue Jackets. Bruins goaltender Jeremy Swayman was pulled early in the second period after allowing two goals, with coach Jim Montgomery citing the lack of energy from the team as the reason for the change. Swayman's recent performances have seen a decline in save percentage, but the team's defensive struggles have been a major factor in their current slide. The Bruins will aim to end their losing streak when they face the San Jose Sharks on Thursday.
Boston Bruins restricted free agent goalie Jeremy Swayman had his arbitration hearing, while forward Trent Frederic is scheduled for Tuesday; the Bruins and Frederic are reportedly $1.5 million and one year apart on their filed offer. Other NHL news includes updates on the Montreal Canadiens, Buffalo Sabres, New Jersey Devils, Philadelphia Flyers, Pittsburgh Penguins, Carolina Hurricanes, Chicago Blackhawks, Colorado Avalanche, Vegas Golden Knights, and San Jose Sharks.
Boston Bruins goalie Linus Ullmark respected the decision to put Jeremy Swayman in net for Game 7 against the Florida Panthers, despite feeling he could have played. Ullmark supported Swayman and the two have a strong bond, with Swayman hoping to be back alongside Ullmark next season to anchor the Bruins to more postseason wins.
The Boston Bruins' decision to wait until Game 7 to start Jeremy Swayman and a lack of killer instinct contributed to their historic playoff loss to the Florida Panthers. The Bruins had multiple opportunities to secure the series but failed to capitalize, ultimately providing the Panthers with enough opportunities to shift momentum. The Swayman decision should have come earlier, and the Bruins will now enter another offseason without their names on Lord Stanley. The post-Bergeron and Krejci era inches closer to its conclusion.
Jeremy Swayman will be the starting goalie for the Boston Bruins in Game 7 of the first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs against the Florida Panthers. Swayman will make his 2023 first-round series debut, replacing Linus Ullmark, who gave up 10 goals over the last two games. Swayman played fantastic in the regular season, posting a 24-6-4 record and ranking fourth among all goaltenders with a .920 save percentage.
The Boston Bruins are considering making changes to their roster ahead of Game 7 against the Florida Panthers, including a possible goalie change. While starting goaltender Linus Ullmark has struggled in the series, backup Jeremy Swayman has not played in the playoffs yet. The Bruins will have to make a tough decision as they look to advance to the next round of the NHL playoffs.
The Boston Bruins are dealing with an illness that is making its way through the locker room ahead of their opening game in the NHL playoffs against the Florida Panthers. The team is unclear on who will be playing and who will be starting in net, with several key players dealing with the bug. Captain Patrice Bergeron is also expected to be a game-time decision due to the illness, along with some bumps and bruises. Despite the uncertainty, Bruins head coach Jim Montgomery is confident in the team's depth and believes they have a good opportunity to have success.
The Boston Bruins are dealing with an illness that is making its way through the locker room ahead of their opening game in the NHL playoffs against the Florida Panthers. The team is unclear on who will be playing and who will be starting in net, with several key players dealing with the bug. Captain Patrice Bergeron is also expected to be a game-time decision due to the illness, along with some bumps and bruises. Despite the uncertainty, Bruins head coach Jim Montgomery is confident in the team's depth and believes they have a good opportunity to have success.
Boston Bruins' goaltending coach Bob Essensa has been instrumental in the team's success in developing goalies, including Linus Ullmark and Jeremy Swayman. Essensa's philosophy is to stitch together his techniques with the toolboxes goalies bring upon arrival. Ullmark initially disagreed with Essensa's technique, but time and practice helped convince him that Essensa was correct. The Bruins have allowed a league-low 170 goals in 2022-23, and Ullmark and Swayman will share the Jennings Trophy.
The Boston Bruins will face off against the Toronto Maple Leafs at TD Garden on Thursday, with Jeremy Swayman starting in goal and David Krejci missing another game due to injury. Taylor Hall has not been cleared to play, and Oskar Steen will be a healthy scratch. The Bruins are seeking their fourth consecutive win and will face top-caliber teams in their next two games.
The Boston Bruins will face off against the Montreal Canadiens on Thursday night in their first and only meeting of the season. While the rivalry between the two teams remains strong, the limited number of regular-season matchups and lack of recent postseason battles have cooled the animosity. The Bruins can clinch the Atlantic Division crown with a win over the Canadiens and a Toronto loss to Florida in regulation. Forward Taylor Hall is making progress towards a return to game action, while goaltender Jeremy Swayman will start in net for the Bruins.