Bruins Sign Hard-Hitting Forward to Five-Year Deal
- On July 1, 2025, the Boston Bruins agreed to a five-year deal with 28-year-old forward Tanner Jeannot, carrying a $3.4 million annual salary cap charge.
- The Bruins pursued Jeannot to add a physical middle-six forward after trading Trent Frederic and amid a roster transition focused on toughness.
- Jeannot recorded 24 goals with Nashville in 2021-22 but has not matched that production over 294 NHL games across multiple teams.
- The contract represents a steep raise and overpay in both term and payout, with analysis noting Boston needs more scoring skill to complement physicality.
- Jeannot’s signing suggests the Bruins emphasize physical presence but may still need to add scoring depth to rebuild after recent playoff misses.
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Analyst Rips Apart Bruins Tanner Jeannot Signing In Epic Rant
The Boston Bruins made nine signings on day one of NHL free agency (read about all of them here). Of those nine signings, not one brought home more money than 28-year-old winger Tanner Jeannot.Jeannot inked a five-year, 17 million dollar deal that brings home $3.4 miilion AAV. This makes Jeannot the 11th highest paid player on the Bruins roster and analyst Sean Gentille is absolutely flummoxed by the signing.“When it comes to analyzing the moves…
Five-Year Deal With Jeannot, Kuraly's Return Highlighting Bruins Additions Tuesday
Photo Courtesy: Associated Press Boston Bruins Press Release Boston Bruins General Manager Don Sweeney announced today, July 1, the following roster transactions: Tanner Jeannot, Forward, 5 Years, $3.4 million AAV The Bruins have signed forward Tanner Jeannot to a five-year contract with an annual cap hit of $3.4 million. Jeannot (jan-OH), 28, appeared in 67 games with the Los Angeles Kings during the 2024-25 season, recording seven goals and …
Bruins sign physical forward in Tanner Jeannot
After obtaining a little middle-six scoring touch ((hopefully) in Viktor Arvidsson, the Bruins added some thump to their lineup with the signing of 6-foot-2, 220-pound left wing Tanner Jeannot. The deal is for five years worth an average annual value of $3.4 million, according to Sportnet’s Elliotte Friedman. A few years ago, Jeannot looked like he might develop into one of the premier power forwards in the league after he scored 24 goals in 81 …
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