News
Who did the Bruins sign on the first day of NHL free agency?
Tuesday marked the official start of NHL free agency. The Boston Bruins made several moves as they hope to improve from a disappointing 2024-25 season. The Bruins missed the postseason last year and ended up with the No. 7 pick in the NHL Draft. Boston used that pick to select center James Hagens out of Boston College.
NHL free agency is underway, and the Bruins have been busy. Track the biggest moves around the league.
NHL free agency began Tuesday at noon, and some big names have already signed with new teams. Boston kicked things off by acquiring Viktor Arvidsson in a trade with the Oilers. They also signed free agent Tanner Jeannot to a five-year contract carrying an average annual value of $3.
Bruins overpay for Tanner Jeannot on Day 1 of NHL free agency
The Boston Bruins have not fared very well in NHL free agency during Don Sweeney’s decade-long tenure as general manager, and his latest contract is a head-scratcher. The B’s and left wing Tanner Jeannot have agreed to a five-year, $17 million contract, per Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman. The deal carries a $3.4 million cap hit.
The Boston Bruins have had several departures from their roster this off-season, and defenseman Ian Mitchell is another one.
Once a Boston University commit who is now headed to North Dakota, Will Zellers hopes to make Boston his home eventually.
Again, we heard all of this before, and it didn't work, which is putting it lightly considering the Bruins were the ...
Jeannot's five-year, $3.4 million AAV contract with Boston is the latest, best example of NHL GMs repeating the mistakes of ...
It wasn’t quite Tom Brady’s draft day slide to No. 199, but James Hagens has a chip on his shoulder after falling in the ...
The Bruins bolstered their prospect pipeline on Friday and Saturday by selecting seven players in the 2025 NHL Draft.
Results that may be inaccessible to you are currently showing.
Hide inaccessible results
Feedback