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The summer is often synonymous with hope for the partisans. We scan the signatures, we analyze the exchanges, we dream out loud. And then NHL Network launched the question: "Did the Bruins make enough movements this summer to return to series?" A legitimate question. An answer that, she will not please Boston — nor those who still believe in the miracle.Based on this information, the Bruins have not lost, on paper, essential elements and the add…
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NHL Expert Breaks Down Bruins’ Top Five Young Talents
The Boston Bruins have a lot of exciting young prospects to keep an eye out for. NHL.com’s Wes Crosby ranked the Bruins’ top five young prospects as part of an in-depth prospect analysis for each of the 32 teams. At No. 1, it isn’t surprising to see Boston’s 2025 NHL Draft first-round pick, James Hagens. The Boston College player will return to Chestnut Hill for an extra season to further develop before heading to the NHL. Hagens generated 37 po…
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