2023 Bruins Training Camp

Mason Lohrei has played well enough to make the Bruins’ Opening Night roster, but a few factors could result in him starting the season in Providence.

The center position could make or break the Bruins’ chances of having a successful 2023-24 NHL season.

After the retirement of two starting Centers, Cam Neely discusses any concern around the Bruins depth at the Center position, and how they will compete in a tough Eastern Division.

Bruins GM Don Sweeney discusses the leadership of Charlie McAvoy, and how it will have to continue to evolve after Patrice Bergeron’s retirement.

Where in the lineup will Matthew Poitras make his NHL debut for the Bruins? Check out our final roster projections before Opening Night.

The question with Matthew Poitras is no longer whether he makes the team, it’s how long he sticks around.

The Bruins said in May they wanted more young players to make an impact. It’s time for them to make good on that pledge, with three skaters in particular.

Matthew Poitras has impressed so much in camp and the preseason that he reminds Brad Marchand of a Toronto Maple Leafs star.

Matthew Poitras starting the season as the No. 2 center for the Bruins isn’t a wild thought anymore.

The Bruins would be wise to take advantage of Danton Heinen’s offensive skill and versatility to begin the 2023-24 season.

After spending most of the 2022-23 NHL season apart, the Bruins would be wise to reunite Brad Marchand and David Pastrnak on the top line.

Mason Lohrei is the Bruins’ top defenseman prospect, and he looked quite comfortable against NHL players in Tuesday’s preseason game.

Matthew Poitras might be a long shot to make the Bruins roster, but he made a strong case for himself in Sunday’s preseason opener.

Bruins goalie Brandon Bussi offered up an early save of the year candidate vs. the Rangers in the preseason opener.