Charlie Jacobs has spoken. For those who might have missed it, the Bruins’ No. 1 in charge, the singular voice of ownership, ...

Boston Bruins CEO Charlie Jacobs vowed that his team would return to the playoffs next season despite finishing in last place ...

The Bruins have plenty of work to do this summer. That urgency wasn't necessarily the focus on Wednesday at TD Garden.

As the Bruins look to leave a woeful 2024-25 behind them, free agency will be one avenue to raise their talent level next season. Boston is currently projected to have almost $29 million in cap space, ...

The brass of the Boston Bruins held court with reporters on Thursday, promising much better days are ahead for the franchise.

NHL insider Fluto Shinzawa of The Athletic predicts the Boston Bruins will sign a former first-round pick defenseman in free ...

For the first time in nine seasons, the Bruins are not in the playoffs. What will they do to turn things around?

At one time or another, Jacobs, Neely and Sweeney each took umbrage as they disputed the premise of questions and pushed back ...

CEO Charlie Jacobs apologized to the fans for the performance ... Montgomery, 55, was 120-41-23 in two-plus seasons in Boston ...

Who should the next coach be? the next captain? Who should be traded? Should Boston move its first-round pick? Here's what ...

Bruins CEO Charlie Jacobs says the team will return to the playoffs in 2026 despite finishing in last place and trading away several players.

Boston Bruins CEO Charlie Jacobs, president Cam Neely, and general manager Don Sweeney hold a press conference on April 23, ...