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Tyler Johnson, 34, announces retirement after 13 NHL seasons
Former Chicago Blackhawks forward Tyler Johnson, 34, announced his retirement after playing 13 NHL seasons and winning the Stanley Cup twice with the Tampa Bay Lightning, explaining in a Monday social media post that "I'm ready for what's next.
Tyler Johnson: Announces retirement
Johnson announced his retirement from professional hockey Monday. Johnson spent 13 seasons in the NHL between the Lightning, Blackhawks and Bruins, but he was limited to a career-low nine appearances with the Bruins last year before landing on unconditional waivers.
On his “32 Thoughts” podcast, SportsNet insider Elliotte Friedman added some context to Jeannot’s pay day, describing the ...
The Boston Bruins continue to search for a way to get back to the top of the mountain. After years of strong contention, ...
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Bruins May Have Found a Draft Steal in Will MooreWhen James Hagens fell to the Boston Bruins with the seventh overall selection in the 2025 NHL Entry Draft, many fans were ...
After a disappointing 2024–25 season, the Boston Bruins are working to turn things around with a flurry of offseason moves.
Free agency around the NHL has certainly slowed down now that we are a week into July. Although this is the case, there are ...
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Bruins’ projected 2025-26 roster brings the beef, but what about the goals?The Boston Bruins had one of the more disappointing NHL seasons in 2024-25. After watching their campaign go completely off ...
The NHL and NHLPA ratified a new collective bargaining agreement, which will run through 2029-30, the league and players ...
A player who began his professional career with the Carolina Hurricanes and was a teammate of Brad Marchand on the Boston ...
The Bruins got a bit tougher on the bottom six when they signed Tanner Jeannot to a five-year deal on the first day of free ...
Former Boston Bruins and San Jose Sharks player Lyndon Byers died at the age of 61. The Bruins released a statement Saturday: ...
Tuesday marked the official start of NHL free agency. The Boston Bruins made several moves as they hope to improve from a ...
While the Bruins didn’t sign a big-name player or really address their need for a high-volume scorer thus far in free agency, the franchise still received a high grade from ESPN.
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