Montreal Canadiens
The NHL completed its 2023-24 campaign eight days ago after awarding the Florida Panthers their first Stanley Cup in franchise history. Their rapid transition to off-season events continued Tuesday following the release of the 2024-25 ...
SUNRISE, Fla. — The Boston Bruins celebrated their centennial season in 2023-24. Amid all the illustrious highlights of their first 100 seasons, however, a handful of lowlights still haunt a passionate fanbase. And one, in ...
The Boston Bruins hardly established a clean performance in their final tilt of their centennial season with the Montreal Canadiens. A few days removed from a sloppy outing against St. Louis, Jim Montgomery’s squad sustained ...
One Bruin hopes to re-establish his footing upon an emergency recall. Another aims to return to form upon debuting with his new team. Jim Montgomery will have at least one reinforcement during Boston’s final matchup ...
The Boston Bruins and Montreal Canadiens encountered a period of civility within their historic rivalry. But every once in a while, they provide a spark to attempt to reignite their hostilities. The latest jolt came ...
The Boston Bruins hardly had a chance to digest the Milan Lucic news before Saturday’s Original Six matchup with the Montreal Canadiens. Hours later, Jim Montgomery’s squad attempted to handle the business at hand. And ...
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Don Sweeney on what “inaccuracies” about the Swayman reports are bothering him:
“It’s complete bullshit to say that I did not return someone’s call for three weeks.”
Sweeney says the report that there was any point in time where he wasn’t returning calls was “inaccurate.”
Says there has been constant communication.
Don Sweeney is speaking with the media now. Here's a YouTube link to the live stream: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7DgKrZFkUj0
Sweeney confirms that Matthew Poitras is a "full go" for camp and will play both center and wing.
Jim Montgomery and Don Sweeney continue to talk over a contract extension. Montgomery is entering the final year of his deal.
