The Bruins have done little to inspire confidence that a late-season surge into the postseason is in the cards. Since Neely’s comments, the Bruins are 3-3-1, dropping back-to-back games against the Sabres and Jets this week by a combined score of 13-4.

With the Bruins continuing to struggle, the chatter around them potentially becoming sellers only increases. Several Bruins have come up in the rumor mill but captain and pending unrestricted free agent Brad Marchand is easily the biggest name of the bunch.

The Boston Bruins find themselves outside of a playoff spot in the Eastern Conference standings after an embarrassing 6-2 loss to the Winnipeg Jets on home ice Thursday night. The B’s trail both the Tampa Bay Lightning and Columbus Blue Jackets by one point in the wild card race,

So it makes little sense to try improve this season’s roster at the trade deadline by giving up on future team rosters. That game plan panned out for the past eight seasons, all playoff seasons for Boston,

The Edmonton Oilers and Boston Bruins have been strong teams through the first half of the 2020s. Boston has 221 wins since the start of the 2020-21 season and Edmonton has 215.

Trent Frederic isn't signed beyond this season. The Bruins must make a decision on his future with the team ahead of the March 7 NHL trade deadline.

Boston Bruins captain Brad Marchand dismissed trade speculation surrounding his future with the franchise, although he acknowledged he has “no control” over the situation.

The Bruins must determine if a trade is worth the fallout of trading one of the club’s best players of all time.

After blowout losses to the Sabres and Jets, there’s no argument that the Bruins should invest in the present team. General manager Don Sweeney coul