The Boston Bruins play in the NHL and call Boston home. The Bruins are a hockey team from Boston, Massachusetts, that plays in the Atlantic Division of the Eastern Conference of the NHL. The Bruins played the first-ever National Hockey League game on American soil on December 1, 1924. Delaware North Companies is the owner of the squad. Gold and black are the main colors of their uniforms. Jim Montgomery currently coaches the Bruins. Blades the Bruin is the team's official mascot.

The 2022–23 Bruins season was historic for the franchise and the entire NHL. First, from October 15 through December 3, they went on a 14-game winning streak at home, a new NHL record. The Bruins reached 100 points in the standings on March 2, 2023, in their 61st game of the season, breaking the record previously held by the 1976–77 Stanley Cup Champion Montreal Canadiens.

The Bruins defeated the Philadelphia Flyers on April 9, 2023, to set a new record for most wins in a season (63). The Bruins won 65 games and 135 points overall after breaking the single-season points record two days later in a victory over the Washington Capitals.

The Bruins secured their spot in the playoffs for the ninth consecutive season on March 28, 2024. Thus, they are tied with the Toronto Maple Leafs for the longest active playoff streak in the NHL, having defeated them in seven games in the first round. 

As the Boston Bruins negotiate a moment of transition, notable changes have defined their 2024 preseason. The Bruins have used the preseason to assess their depth and investigate fresh leadership dynamics as long-time captain Patrice Bergeron retired and other important veterans left. 

While fresh acquisitions and prospects like center Matt Poitras and defenseman Mason Lohrei have had a great impact, Forward Charlie Coyle has risen as a major leader. The Bruins have been experimenting with various line combinations, giving younger players much ice time to establish themselves. Hence, the preseason games have produced conflicting outcomes. Especially, the Bruins' power play—a last-season issue of concern—has improved, partly by including fresh tactics.

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