The 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina, Italy, continue to rapidly approach, and a significant roster drop has hit the NHL. It's the first Olympics with NHL involvement since the 2014 edition. As was the case in 2014, the Boston Bruins will have players on multiple teams throughout the tournament.

When a team's worst skid of the season is 0-2-1 more than three months into its schedule, it's hardly reason to panic. Such is the case with the Boston Bruins (38-7-5), who remain first in the NHL standings with 81 points heading into their game at the Toronto Maple Leafs (7:30 p.

Instead, they’ll bring Rasmus Andersson (Flames), Philip Broberg (Blues), Jonas Brodin (Wild), Rasmus Dahlin (Sabres), Oliver Ekman-Larsson (Maple Leafs), Gustav Forsling (Panthers), Victor Hedman (Lightning) and Erik Karlsson (Penguins) to Italy.

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The Boston Bruins finished 2025 on a high and will look to begin 2026 on the same note when they finish the Canadian leg of a five-game road trip Saturday night against the Vancouver Canucks.

David Pastrnak had two goals and an assist as the Boston Bruins closed out the calendar year with a much-needed 6-2 victory over the Edmonton Oilers.

Bruins center Elias Lindholm and defenseman Henri Jokiharju were also named to Olympic rosters on Friday. The post Bruins’ Charlie McAvoy, Jeremy Swayman named to Team USA’s roster for 2026 Winter Olympics appeared first on Boston.

Charlie McAvoy and Jeremy Swayman (United States), Elias Lindholm (Sweden), and Henri Jokiharju (Finland) were officially named to their men's Olympic hockey teams.

Chesney adds six more assistants from James Madison, retains two Bruins coaches and brings in three others, all as several players signal intentions to leave.

With a third AP Top-25 win already secured, the No. 16 USC Trojans women’s basketball turns its attention to a high-stakes crosstown showdown against No. 4 UCLA

With the Bruins still being in the playoff hunt but clearly needing a boost, it would be understandable if they browsed the trade market. One of their biggest needs is another skilled forward, and Seattle Kraken winger Eeli Tolvanen stands out as a very interesting potential option to consider.