BOSTON — The Bruins have some issues that need addressing during the offseason if they want to get better. Not having a captain isn’t one of them.

This year's free-agent market is not the strongest, but it still has the potential to provide the Bruins with some solod options to consider. Due to this, let's look at four pending unrestricted free agent (UFA) wingers who the Bruins should target if they are available on July 1.

Boston has the 23rd overall pick in the 2026 NHL Draft.

Team USA earned a 5-2 win over Germany in its lone pre-tournament game on Sunday with the help of two Bruins forwards.

The Athletic's Corey Pronman released his latest 2026 NHL mock draft, where he predicted the entire first round. When it came to the Boston Bruins, Pronman predicted that the Original Six club will select defenseman Adam Goljer with the 23rd overall pick.

Following his slash to a Sabres forward at the end of Game 6, the NHL Department of Player Safety came down hard on Charlie McAvoy.

The Boston Bruins are committed to making a positive influence throughout the New England community. Each year, the Bruins donate thousands of autographed items to support local non-profits with their fundraising efforts.

BOSTON — One of Marco Sturm’s hallmarks was The Clog. The first-year Boston Bruins coach believed that given the skill set of the 2025-26 roster, throwing road spikes into the neutral zone was a critical piece of infrastructure.

UCLA women's basketball coach Cori Close is getting rewarded after guiding the Bruins to a national title. On Tuesday, the school announced a four-year contract extension that will keep Close in Westwood through the 2029-30 season.