Former Boston Bruins enforcer Lyndon Byers, who died on July 4, 2025, at the age of 61 has been diagnosed with Stage 3 ...

It's almost one month until free agency, and there are some issues that the Boston Bruins need to take care of.

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The Boston Bruins' most notable pending unrestricted free agent (UFA) heading into the summer is forward Viktor Arvidsson.

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Mason Lohrei’s time in Boston could be winding down. The young defenseman was a healthy scratch for the Bruins’ final three playoff games against Buffalo, and according to Sportsnet’s Nick Kypreos, ...

One Bruins player advanced into the World Championships semifinal, while three others head off into their summer workouts ...

Former Bruins enforcer Lyndon Byers, who died in 2025 at the age of 61, suffered from stage 3 chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE). That’s according to the post-mortem brain tissue analysis ...

The Boston Bruins have begun searching for a new assistant coach after declining to renew Jay Leach's contract.

Lyndon Byers, the former Bruins enforcer and Boston radio personality, was diagnosed with stage 3 CTE after his brain was donated for study. His family said the disease affected his memory and mood.

There may well be a lot of bandwagon jumpers in Massachusetts, says Richard Johnson, but if the Boston Bruins win the Stanley Cup this spring they'll be climbing back on a vehicle carved proudly with ...

Byers had pledged to donate his brain to the UNITE Brain Bank at Boston University’s CTE Center prior to his death last July ...