Tuesday marked the official start of NHL free agency. The Boston Bruins made several moves as they hope to improve from a ...

It’s already been a busy offseason for Don Sweeney and the Bruins, with the Original Six franchise bolstering their prospect ...

The Boston Bruins signed nine players on day one of NHL free agency. The biggest signings were Tanner Jeannot, Jordan Harris, ...

An offer sheet idea sees the Boston Bruins land a top RFA center believed to be on the trade block this summer.

Christmas came early! It’s the first day of free agency, and what a day it was for hockey! General manager Don Sweeney had a ...

The Boston Bruins focused on adding truculence and snarl to their lineup on Tuesday during free agency — a similar script ...

The Bruins also signed goalie Luke Cavallin to an one-year entry level deal, defenseman Jonathan Aspirot to a one-year, ...

A collection of free agent veterans also joined the Bruins, including old friend Sean Kuraly, Tanner Jeannot, Mikey Eyssimont ...

Sweeney filled holes with support, plug-’n-play stick carriers. But at least there was a purpose to it all, mainly a message ...

With a thin free agent market staring at them, the Bruins turned to the trade front to obtain Viktor Arvidsson.

Boston’s biggest signing on the first day of free agency was a rugged left wing. The Bruins gave Tanner Jeannot a five-year, $17 million deal ($3.4 million AAV) to add some thump to their bottom six.

Most of their moves were of the depth variety. Their biggest need, a bona fide top-six scorer, remains unaddressed – unless Viktor Arvidsson, acquired from Edmonton via trade, finds the fountain of ...