The First Niagara Center was packed on Friday night for the annual Sabres development camp blue and gold scrimmage. A record-breaking 17,115…

“Max Pacioretty a subi une blessure à un genou, convalescence évaluée à 12 semaines. DÉTAILS http://t.co/gorSKwUJE6”

Brett Connolly is one of the most intriguing Boston Bruins players heading into the 2015-16 NHL season. He was acquired at last season's trade deadline for two second-round picks, but he wasn't abl...

Boston Bruins announced 2015 Development Camp Roster

You think we are dying for hockey around here or what?

The Boston Bruins will be the fourth organization Jimmy Hayes has been a part of since being drafted in 2010 by the Toronto Maple Leafs. The B's acquired him in a trade with the Florida Panthers on...

Matt Beleskey has taken the last few days to explore the City of Boston, his new home after signing a five-year contract with the Boston Bruins worth $19 million. "It's been fun. A bit of a whirlwi...

The Colorado Avalanche on Tuesday announced the hiring of Toronto Maples Leafs assistant Dave Farrish in the same role.

The Colorado Avalanche's recent moves involved trading Ryan O'Reilly, drafting Mikko Rantanen and signing Francois Beauchemin and Blake Comeau

Jimmy Hayes’ three-year contract is worth an annual cap figure of $2,300,000; Connolly’s one-year deal is worth a cap figure of $1,025,000

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Edmonton has spent so much already it looks like its wheeling and dealing for the summer is done It's generally expected that teams will have to overpay to bring in unrestricted free agents on the National Hockey League market.

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Maple Leafs coach Mike Babcock says he’s doodling forward lines on a napkin to use at training camp and now he can add another centre.

The league wins, as it always does.

And Dougie wouldn't budge

No GM pulled the trigger on signing Hamilton or Saad to an offer sheet. But there was plenty of rumbling that it could happen.

Through all of Don Sweeney’s mad wheeling and dealing over the last 10 days, the rookie general manger changed the Bruins roster considerably, though he could not change the underlying truth: The B’s are still no one’s idea of a Stanley Cup favorite.

Since the unfortunate and untimely removal of Dougie Hamilton from the Boston Bruins roster, one of the toughest questions facing the B’s as they move onward is: Who will replace the big lad in the Bruins’ top-four?