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TheBruinsearlier this year announced their preseason schedule, and now, 21 days into june, we have theentire regular season schedule!

BOSTON (CBS) — More than 20 years ago Bruce Cassidy was in his 11th professional season and still trying to keep his playing career going while serving as a captain for the Indianapolis Ice, a Chicago Blackhawks affiliate in the International Hockey League. But he was already informally coaching, to

5:46 PM ETEmily KaplanGreg WyshynskiDALLAS -- The 2018 NHL draft was, in comparison to other recent editions, a muted affair.2018 NHL draft coverageFull coverage of the 2018 draft »Every pick of the draft »Draft grades for all 31 teamsWinners and losers »Round 1 analysisThere were only two major tra

DALLAS -- After a quiet first round to the NHL draft, business picked up Saturday, thanks to the Carolina Hurricanes and Calgary Flames. The Flames sent defenseman Dougie Hamilton, NCAA defenseman Adam Fox and left wing Micheal Ferland to the Hurricanes for center Elias Lindholm and defenseman Noah

Bruins take dynamite center Jakub Lauko. Blazing speed but a great compete level and attitude. High Five, Bruins.— Steve Kournianos (@TheDraftAnalyst)June 23, 2018

So, that's a bit off the board like a lot of this draft has been. But still plenty promising!

It’s finally HERE! TheNHL Entry Draftis here!

The Bruins could do a lot worse than to land Wayne Simmonds. Pipe dream?98.5 The Sports HubScrutinizing Boston’s schedule, there will be a Black Friday game (although not a matinee) and thanks to some grousing by Cam Neely, no extended stretch of every-other-night games to grind the team down right

Along with the NHL Regular Season schedule, there was talk of the Cap going up, and lo-and-behold, it was announced that the NHL Salary Cap has been moved up, being set at $79.5 Million Dollars.

The Hawks’ longest homestand of the season will be four games from Dec. 12 to Dec. 18, while, they have no road trips longer than three games. They’ll face 14 back-to-back sets, and their bye week comes at the end of January.

See, Liam Kirk’s from England. Rotherham in South Yorkshire, to be specific. And he’s been playing in the higher levels of English hockey; the EIHL and the EIPHL since 2015. This year, he completed his first year as a player for the Sheffield Steelers.

McShane is a 5’11, 190 lb. center that just never quits on pretty much everything he does. His relentless nature of play has created a player that, in open space, is one of the more dangerous players in the entire OHL. But McShane is a humble lad, and will happily dish the puck with smooth, simple p

The NHL held its annual awards show tonight, and it was about as cringe-inducing as it usually is. The league announced winners of major awards using a puppet, a magic trick and more.

Boston Bruins' schedule is set after the NHL released the 2018-19 regular season schedule on Thursday. Boston opens the season in Washington to take on the defending champion Capitals on October 3rd, and have their home opener against Ottawa on October 8th. " class="canvas-atom canvas-text Mb(1.0em)

Mark your calendars,#Oilersfans! Our 2018-19 home opener is scheduled for Thursday, Oct 18 against the Boston Bruins.#IsItOctoberYetpic.twitter.com/B2DvK7AONa— Edmonton Oilers (@EdmontonOilers)June 20, 2018

Washington did not face the Bruins during its Cup run but has beaten them 12 consecutive times in regular-season play. The Capitals beat the Columbus Blue Jackets, Pittsburgh Penguins, Tampa Bay Lightning and Vegas Golden Knights for the first championship in their 43-season franchise history.

As of 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, nearly all of the NHL’s home openers were known, with the exceptions of New York (Rangers) and Edmonton.

This year, they will open their 41 regular season home game schedule against theArizona Coyotes. The matchup will be on Thursday, October 4th at 7:30 PM at the American Airlines Center. The team announced the opener on Twitter with a NHL 2018-style video game video:

8:49 AM ETWith the 2018 NHL Awards show set to take place on Wednesday, June 20, we asked our esteemed panel all the big questions ahead of the event.Who was the biggest snub out of the finalists for any award?Greg Wyshynski, senior NHL writer:John Gibsonwas robbed for a Vezina Trophy nomination. He

A huge kid with collegiate aspirations, solid scoring, and powerful eyebrows. Should Boston draft him on the way into town?