Podcast appearances and mentions of david pastrnak

Jones and Keefe discuss the Bruins naming David Pastrnak captain of the team just days before opening night vs the NY Islanders. They also discuss how Jayson Tatum is comfortable with his leadership role and notes how it is important to be "self aware" and "know your role" are Tatum and Brown taking subliminal shots at each other?

HR 2 - Jones and Keefe discuss the "Tale of the Tape" for the Red Sox upcoming Wild Card Series vs the New York Yankees. Who has a better lineup, starting pitching, bullpen, manager, celebrity, local network, and all-time player? For this weeks edition of "Tier Tuesday" the guys rank every MLB Postseason team before game 1. Which teams are going to be in the World Series, just a bit outside, and have no chance? Where do the Red Sox, Yankees, Dodgers rank? We wrap up the hour with discussing the Bruins naming David Pastrnak captain of the team just days before opening night vs the NY Islanders. They also discuss how Jayson Tatum is comfortable with his leadership role and notes how it is important to be "self aware" and "know your role" are Tatum and Brown taking subliminal shot at each other?

Join the Bruins Benders Podcast as they cover the HOTTEST topics in the Boston Bruins market, along with... David Pastrnak named Captain. Jokiharju waived. Brunet In. Good sign for the direction of the team? Kirill Marchenko trade chatter. Is there smoke? fire? Poitras to IR. What happens when he returns? Comments, Connah's Cornah, Beauty/Bender, and Much More! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

In this episode, Jaffe & Razor preview the Bruins' 2026-27 season and talk through the biggest questions heading into opening night. They discuss David Pastrnak being named the 28th captain in franchise history, the level of competition across the Eastern Conference, and what to expect from the Swayman/DiPietro tandem in net. They also take a look at some new and some familiar faces on the blue line and what success needs to look like from the Bruins' forward group this season. Take a second to visit some of our great sponsors! Visit Fazenda at fazendacoffe.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Visit Sparx Hockey at www.sparxhockey.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Visit Copeland Auto Group at www.countoncopeland.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jones and Keefe discuss on this weeks edition of would you rather: Trevor Lawrence or CJ Stroud, David Pastrnak or Charlie McAvoy as the next Bruins Captain, Romeo Doubs or Jakobi Meyers?

Matt and Ty discuss the latest out of Boston Bruins training camp and preseason action. Timestemps below.0:20 Ty recaps his trip to Chicago7:08 David Pastrnak responds to captain spoilers13:00 Frederic Brunet and the roster bubble23:51 JJ Peterka first reactions27:13 Bruins lines at camp30:56 Matt Poitras updatesSubscribe to the Sports Hub Underground wherever you get your podcasts.Apple: https://apple.co/3AICTPRSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5l6FntxFtSwMhuQJxwuAq3YouTube: https://bit.ly/43PmhYVRSS: https://rss.art19.com/sports-hub-undergroundSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

On this episode of Bruins Beat, Evan Marinofsky and Conor Ryan get into the lines from the beginning of Bruins Training Camp. They also tackle the weird David Pastrnak captaincy leak from a Premier League team.  0:00 - Coming up! 1:02 - Welcome in! 2:37 - Did Tottenham Spurs leak Bruins will name David Pastrnak captain? 8:27 - Evan reveals he tried to get Cam Schlittler on the podcast 10:10 - When will Bruins name Captain? 11:51 - Prizepicks 13:26 - Rocket Money 14:31 - Takeaways from Boston Bruins training camp 25:06 - Subscribe to the podcast! 25:23 - Looking at Bruins Top 6 right now 30:42 - Wrapping up! Bruins Beat on CLNS Media is Powered by

They Said It hears from David Pastrnak who was asked about the Bruins naming a captain this year. Should Pasta get the C or should someone else get it?

Hour 2 - Patriots Linebacker Robert Spillane joins the show ahead of the home opener. They Said It hears from David Pastrnak, Jayson Tatum, Kirk Cousins and more!

Evan Marinofsky goes solo on Bruins Beat to react to Day 1 of Bruins training camp and break down the first look at Boston's forward lines and defensive pairings. Evan starts with the young line featuring James Hagens and Fraser Minten, why he likes the energy of that group, and what their early placement could tell us about Marco Sturm's plans. He also discusses the Bruins' top-six combinations, David Pastrnak's linemates, and the competition for spots throughout the bottom six. On defense, Evan examines Frederic Brunet getting an early look alongside Charlie McAvoy, the Hampus Lindholm and Andrew Peeke pairing, and the chaos potential of Nikita Zadorov and Connor Clifton together. Plus, he looks at Boston's crowded blue line, which young players could earn real opportunities, and the biggest storylines to watch as training camp continues. 0:00 Intro 1:03 Reacting to Day 1 of Bruins Training Camp 2:18 James Hagens, Fraser Minten & the Young Line 6:34 Bruins Top Six & David Pastrnak's Linemates 10:10 Bottom-Six Battles & Roster Competition 14:45 PrizePicks 16:18 Bruins Defensive Pairings 18:07 Frederic Brunet & Charlie McAvoy 20:33 Bruins' Crowded Blue Line 21:52 Young Players Getting Their Opportunity 23:16 Goaltending & Final Thoughts Bruins on CLNS Media is Powered by:

On this episode of Bruins Beat, Evan Marinofsky and Conor Ryan react (realistically!) to James Hagens' scoring outburst against Buffalo. The guys also dive into the captaincy and big questions around David Pastrnak and Pavel Zacha.  0:00 - Coming up! 1:20 - Welcome in! 3:14 - James Hagens shines at Bruins rookie camp 16:33 - Prizepicks 18:06 - Latest on potential Bruins captaincy 26:18 - Subscribe to the podcast! 26:36 - Underrated Bruins storylines entering training camp 39:28 - Wrapping up! Bruins Beat on CLNS Media is Powered by

Evan Marinofsky goes solo on Bruins Beat to project how Boston's roster will perform this season ahead of training camp. Evan puts the Bruins through his preseason tier list, grading players based on the type of year he expects them to have rather than where they currently stand. He breaks down Boston's forward group, including expectations for Morgan Geekie, James Hagens, Elias Lindholm, Fraser Minten, Casey Mittelstadt, Pavel Zacha and Matt Poitras. Evan also makes a huge prediction for David Pastrnak and JJ Peterka, believing the two could become one of the NHL's most dangerous offensive combinations. On defense, he sorts through Boston's crowded blue line and evaluates Nikita Zadorov, Mason Lohrei and Charlie McAvoy. Finally, Evan turns to the goaltenders and explains what he expects from Jeremy Swayman and Michael DiPietro this season. 0:00 Intro 0:48 Bruins Preseason Tier List 2:25 Bruins Forwards: Eyssimont, Geekie & Hagens 7:12 Elias Lindholm, Fraser Minten & Casey Mittelstadt 10:51 David Pastrnak & JJ Peterka Predictions 13:33 Pavel Zacha & Matt Poitras 16:30 PrizePicks 18:43 Bruins Defense & Blue-Line Logjam 24:31 Nikita Zadorov, Mason Lohrei & Charlie McAvoy 29:22 Jeremy Swayman & Michael DiPietro 31:37 Final Thoughts & Outro Bruins on CLNS Media is Powered by:

Joe Haggerty is joined by longtime friend and colleague Sean Hutcheon of The Fourth Period on Pucks with Haggs as Bruins training camp gets ready to begin. The guys preview Boston's rookie showcase and discuss what they want to see from James Hagens and the rest of the Bruins' young talent. They also dive into the team's captaincy decision, debating why David Pastrnak appears to be the favorite and how Charlie McAvoy still fits into Boston's leadership group. Later, Joe and Sean examine the Bruins' roster outlook, the importance of Michael DiPietro behind Jeremy Swayman, and Chris Kreider's surprising move to Montreal. They also remember Barry Melrose and discuss their favorite national NHL broadcasters and analysts before closing with Bruins questions on Marat Khusnutdinov's next contract, Lucas Reichel's future, and possible trades involving Pavel Zacha and Mason Lohrei. 0:00 Intro 2:38 Bruins Training Camp & Rookie Showcase 6:09 David Pastrnak, Charlie McAvoy & Bruins Captaincy 17:00 PrizePicks 19:05 Bruins Roster Outlook & Goaltending 21:52 Chris Kreider Lands in Montreal 25:05 Remembering Barry Melrose & Favorite NHL Broadcasters 38:10 Bruins Q&A: Khusnutdinov, Reichel & Trade Rumors 48:58 Final Thoughts & Outro Bruins on CLNS Media is Powered by:

Boomer, Pinder and Rhett preview the Boston Bruins heading into the 2026-27 season and try to figure out exactly what this team is after a surprising 100-point season and a return to the playoffs last year. Boston is still built around David Pastrnak, Charlie McAvoy and Jeremy Swayman, but the Bruins are also starting to build their next wave with Fraser Minten, James Hagens and the addition of JJ Peterka, who gives them another dangerous offensive weapon alongside Pasta. The guys break down whether Boston actually improved this offseason, if Swayman can follow up his bounce-back year, whether Hagens is ready to make an impact and how much Peterka changes the look of their top six. The Bruins proved a lot of people wrong last season, but in an absolutely loaded Atlantic Division, are they good enough to take another step — or are they still stuck somewhere between rebuilding and legitimately contending?Video Link: https://youtu.be/Rvz0EdfmbVo#nhl #nhlshorts #nhlplayoffs #nhlpredictions #nhlhockey #nhlpicks #stanleycup #stanleycupfinal #bostonbruins CHECK OUT OUR STUFF ⬇️BARN BURNER MERCHhttps://nationgear.ca/collections/shirts/FlamesnationBARN BURNER SHORTS https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLj_bcGtvvo-cW2DHEDZ6dEO5ePDmlhZc9&si=jo8iNGxT4ImhS2Y8

The crew reacts to the first fantasy hockey mock draft on NHL.com/Fantasy for the 2026-27 season, covering all the debates from No. 1 overall to goalie decisions, reaches, bargains and more. Topics covered include the options at No. 6 overall between Cale Makar, Kirill Kaprizov and David Pastrnak, the run on defensemen in the middle rounds, debating the Dallas Stars' top forward, the top of the rookie class with Porter Martone, Cole Hutson and Gavin McKenna and stacking options from the Florida Panthers and other sneaky players to target in late rounds.

Summer Coolers – Boston BruinsThe Boston Bruins bounced back with a 100-point season and a return to the Stanley Cup Playoffs, but their first-round loss to Buffalo exposed several concerns heading into Marco Sturm's second year behind the bench. Neil Smith and Vic Morren examine Boston's discipline problems, the number of players coming off career seasons, the pressure on Elias Lindholm to produce more offense, and whether J.J. Peterka can finally deliver on his potential. With limited goaltending depth and little margin for error, the Bruins may need another season of unexpected performances just to remain in the playoff race.IN THIS EPISODE:[00:00:00] Boston finishes fourth in the Atlantic Division with 100 points and returns to the playoffs after missing the postseason for the first time since 2016. The Bruins are eliminated by Buffalo in six games during the opening round.[00:00:25] The Bruins improve offensively, defensively, and on the power play during Marco Sturm's first season, giving the organization several encouraging signs.[00:00:45] The penalty kill becomes a major concern, finishing 24th in the NHL while Boston is shorthanded a league-high 278 times.[00:01:00] Neil explains that poor discipline and weak penalty killing are a dangerous combination. When a team takes that many penalties and cannot consistently kill them, goals against quickly accumulate.[00:01:25] The discussion shifts to whether Boston could follow the same path as recent teams that benefited from several unexpected career seasons before falling back the following year.[00:01:45] A year earlier, the Bruins appeared heavily dependent on David Pastrnak and Morgan Geekie. Instead, several supporting players significantly exceeded expectations.[00:02:00] Pavel Zacha produces 30 goals and 65 points, while Victor Arvidsson scores 25 goals before leaving Boston to sign with the Detroit Red Wings.[00:02:20] Casey Mittelstadt scores 15 goals, rookie Fraser Minten adds 17, Marat Khusnutdinov contributes 15, and physical forward Mark Kastelic scores 12.[00:02:40] Those performances must be repeated or improved for Boston to remain competitive, but Neil questions whether so many players can produce at that level again.[00:02:55] Elias Lindholm becomes one of the most important players entering the season. The former 40-goal scorer managed only 17 goals and must provide more offense behind Pastrnak and Geekie.[00:03:15] Neil believes Boston exceeded expectations during Sturm's first season but does not think the roster has enough dependable scoring depth to comfortably remain in the playoff picture.[00:03:35] Geekie's excellent season included multiple extended goal droughts, showing that even one of Boston's biggest success stories produced unevenly throughout the year.[00:03:55] The Bruins acquire J.J. Peterka from Utah, hoping to unlock the offensive potential he previously displayed with Buffalo.[00:04:15] Neil expresses concern whenever a player is moved in a major trade and then dealt again only one year later. Utah's willingness to move on quickly raises questions about Peterka's consistency and overall value.[00:04:40] Peterka carries expectations of becoming a 35- or 40-goal scorer, but Boston will be his third team in three seasons.[00:05:00] Contract and ice-time issues may have contributed to Peterka leaving Buffalo, but Utah also decides to move on after only a short period. Boston now becomes the latest team betting on his upside.[00:05:25] The Bruins also acquire defenseman Will Borgen from the New York Rangers for two draft picks and add forward Ivan Ivan from the Colorado Avalanche.[00:05:50] Backup goaltender Jonas Korpisalo is traded to the Rangers for a prospect and a fourth-round pick, creating a potential weakness behind Jeremy Swayman.[00:06:10] Boston signs Jiri Patera to a one-year, $850,000 contract after he appeared in only one game for Vancouver the previous season.[00:06:30] Neil believes Korpisalo played well when called upon and warns that the Bruins could be in trouble if Swayman suffers an injury or enters an extended slump.[00:06:50] Connor Clifton joins Boston from Pittsburgh, while Jordan Harris returns on a one-year contract to provide additional defensive depth.[00:07:10] The Bruins will also look toward their prospects, including 2025 seventh-overall pick James Hagens, to determine whether younger players can contribute immediately.[00:07:30] Forwards Dean Letourneau and Will Zellers may also compete for roster spots and could become important if Boston's veterans cannot maintain last season's production.[00:07:50] The episode concludes with Boston facing numerous unanswered questions. The Bruins possess some upside, but their veterans, new additions, and young players may all need to outperform expectations for the team to return to the playoffs.

Joe Haggerty opens up the mailbag on this episode of Pucks with Haggs to answer some of the biggest questions surrounding the Bruins as training camp approaches. Joe discusses where David Pastrnak ranks among the NHL's elite players, whether he should be viewed as a true franchise cornerstone, and what to expect from him moving forward. He also breaks down Boston's long-term salary cap situation, the value of contracts already on the books, and the decisions looming for players like Pavel Zacha. Plus, Joe examines different approaches to spending on goaltending and why he prefers having a clear No. 1 like Jeremy Swayman. The mailbag continues with potential preseason and early-season trade possibilities, which areas Boston could look to upgrade, and expectations for top prospect James Hagens. Joe also looks back on Bruins players and Boston sports personalities he admired growing up. 0:00 Intro 3:05 David Pastrnak's Place Among the NHL's Elite 10:36 Bruins Salary Cap & Future Contracts 17:28 PrizePicks 21:03 Should Teams Pay Big Money for Goalies? 26:14 Bruins Trade Possibilities 27:54 What to Expect From James Hagens 32:11 Joe's Favorite Bruins & Childhood Sports Memories 38:25 Final Thoughts & Outro Bruins on CLNS Media is Powered by:

Join the Bruins Benders Podcast as they cover the HOTTEST topics in the Boston Bruins market, along with... David Pastrnak recruits Patrice Bergeron for one more year? Is Fraser Minten better than Elias Lindholm right now? Where's James Hagens in a 2025 redraft? Daily Faceoff has the Bruins in the Top 20 Prospect Pools. Really? Comments, Beauty/Bender, On A Bender, and Much More! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

On this episode of Bruins Beat, Evan Marinofsky and Carl Corazzini dive into the latest Cam Neely comments on naming a captain. Carl and Evan discuss the ins and outs of having a captain with Carl shedding light on the importance of having captain this season especially with all the young players it seems like the Bruins will be bringing on the roster this season and having those guys have someone who is a role model to follow in their foot steps. Are they hesitant on David Pastrnak and Charlie McAvoy? They also get into the plan for James Hagens and what fans and they should expect from Hagens who is coming off a season in which he only played a handful of games before he struggled to consistently get on the ice during their first round series lost last year. 0:00 - Coming up! 1:10 - Welcome in guest Carl Corazzini 5:39 - Will the Boston Bruins name a captain this season? 13:20 - Prizepicks 14:25 - Who should the Boston Bruins name captain? 25:35 - Expectations for James Hagens this season? 39:56 - Wrapping up! Bruins Beat on CLNS Media is Powered by

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The annual Apples & Ginos Fantasy Hockey Projections Series is back!Nate and Blake begin their journey through all 32 NHL teams with the Anaheim Ducks, Boston Bruins, Buffalo Sabres and Calgary Flames.They break down every fantasy-relevant player, projected line combinations, power-play deployment, coaching impact and offseason changes before revealing their three favourite fantasy targets from each team.Can Leo Carlsson take another major step? Where will JJ Peterka fit in Boston? Is Zach Benson ready to break out? And who will claim Calgary's PP1 quarterback role between Simon Nemec and Zayne Parekh?Players discussed include Leo Carlsson, Cutter Gauthier, Beckett Sennecke, David Pastrnak, JJ Peterka, Morgan Geekie, James Hagens, Tage Thompson, Rasmus Dahlin, Zach Benson, Josh Doan, Matt Coronato, Zayne Parekh and more.Let's get to BIZ!

The Boston Bruins exceeded expectations during the 2025-26 season, rebounding from one of the worst campaigns in franchise history to earn the second Wild Card spot in the Eastern Conference. Although their postseason ended with a six-game first-round loss to the Buffalo Sabres, Boston's dramatic turnaround under first-year head coach Marco Sturm restored optimism throughout the organization. Neil Smith and Vic Morren examine how the Bruins rediscovered their identity, why several players enjoyed career-best seasons, and whether this surprising success is sustainable heading into another critical offseason for General Manager Don Sweeney.IN THIS EPISODE:[00:00:00] The Bruins return to the Stanley Cup Playoffs after finishing as the second Wild Card team in the Eastern Conference before falling to Buffalo in six games. Neil and Vic revisit Boston's dismal 2024-25 season, which included the fewest goals in the Eastern Conference, one of the league's worst goal differentials, poor special teams, Jeremy Swayman's struggles, and the departure of longtime captain Brad Marchand.[00:01:00] Despite modest offseason additions that included Victor Arvidsson, Tanner Jeannot, and Sean Kuraly, along with the hiring of first-time NHL head coach Marco Sturm, expectations remained low entering the season. Neil explains why few believed Boston would be anything more than David Pastrnak carrying an otherwise rebuilding roster.[00:02:00] Marco Sturm quickly changes the culture. Boston improves dramatically defensively while becoming one of the NHL's best home teams. Offensively, the Bruins score 50 more goals than the previous season as Morgan Geekie, Pavel Zacha, Charlie McAvoy, Victor Arvidsson, Casey Mittelstadt, Fraser Minten, Marat Khusnutdinov, and several newcomers enjoy breakout or career-best seasons.[00:04:00] The discussion turns to Boston's vastly improved blue line. Jonathan Aspirot emerges as an unexpected contributor, Mason Lohrei makes a remarkable turnaround from minus-43 to plus-17, and Nikita Zadorov develops into the physical defensive presence the Bruins had hoped for after signing him.[00:05:00] While Boston's power play jumps from 29th to ninth in the NHL, the penalty kill remains a concern. Neil explains that the larger issue isn't simply killing penalties but avoiding unnecessary trips to the penalty box after the Bruins finished as the league's most frequently penalized team.[00:06:00] Neil and Vic discuss how Boston appeared to regain its trademark identity despite losing Brad Marchand at the previous trade deadline. Don Sweeney, heavily criticized one year earlier, now receives credit for many of the offseason and in-season moves that helped fuel Boston's unexpected playoff run.[00:06:45] Attention shifts to the offseason. The Bruins enter the 2026 NHL Draft with seven selections, including three fourth-round picks, while continuing to benefit from previous trades involving Charlie Coyle, Jeffrey Viel, and Lucas Reichel. Boston also prepares to welcome highly regarded prospect James Hagens for his first full NHL season.[00:07:30] Free agency presents relatively few challenges. Victor Arvidsson headlines the unrestricted free agents after a bounce-back season, while Lucas Reichel and Jordan Harris top the restricted free agent list. Neil believes re-signing Arvidsson should be one of Don Sweeney's highest priorities.[00:08:00] Neil emphasizes that Boston's biggest objective moving forward is injecting more youth into the lineup while remaining competitive. James Hagens represents an important first step, but the Bruins must continue balancing veteran leadership with younger talent to sustain long-term success.[00:09:00] The episode concludes by comparing Boston's surprising season to recent campaigns by the Washington Capitals and Pittsburgh Penguins, where numerous players enjoyed career years before regression followed. Neil and Vic debate whether Boston's breakout performances from Morgan Geekie, Pavel Zacha, Charlie McAvoy, and others represent a sustainable foundation or a difficult act to repeat in 2026-27.

The Edmonton Oilers are on the verge of one of the biggest moves of the offseason, as they look to hire Mike Babcock as their new head coach as the organization enters a pivotal season.Tyler Yaremchuk and Carter Hutton discuss what Babcock's arrival means for Connor McDavid, Leon Draisaitl, and a team under immense pressure to finally get over the hump. Is this the move that gets Edmonton back to Stanley Cup contention?The guys also play a round of Fill in the Blank, debating the futures of several NHL stars. Will Connor Hellebuyck still be a Winnipeg Jet next season? Is Darnell Nurse's future in Edmonton secure? And what comes next for Mason McTavish as trade speculation continues to swirl around the young Ducks forward?The offseason preview series rolls on with a look at the Boston Bruins. What is the one thing Boston absolutely must accomplish this summer? And what would a dream offseason look like as they try to re-establish themselves as contenders in the Eastern Conference?Steven Ellis joins for The Next Wave to discuss his newest draft rankings, the biggest risers over the past two months, and why Malte Gustafsson has become one of the most intriguing names in this year's class. The crew also debates the most skilled player in the draft behind Gavin McKenna, the toughest prospects to play against, and whether 7-foot-1 defenseman Alexander Karmanov could become the tallest player ever selected in the NHL Draft.Steven Ellis - Full Draft Rankings: https://www.dailyfaceoff.com/news/2026-nhl-draft-rankings-final-top-120-steven-ellis-mckenna-reid-stenberg

Join the Bruins Benders Podcast as they cover the HOTTEST topics in the Boston Bruins market, along with... Vinny Trocheck for Mason Lohrei and two first round picks? Do you think the Bruins make a trade before the draft? David Pastrnak is a 2nd Team All-Star for the 3rd straight season. Would you be interested in a Jake DeBrusk reunion? Connah's Cornah, On A Bender & Much More! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

On this episode, Joe is joined by Kevin Paul Dupont and Mick Colageo to discuss the latest offseason storylines surrounding the Bruins and around the NHL. They react to the Stanley Cup Final and the ongoing coaching saga in Edmonton. Then the guys give thoughts on rumored trade targets for the Bruins this offseason. After the break, Joe and Mick answer mailbag questions on David Pastrnak, the Matt McIlvane hire, and more offseason targets. Pucks with Haggs on CLNS is Powered by: 

Joe Haggerty breaks down a busy week in Bruins land — starting with Stanley Cup Finals reactions, where Carolina is taking control behind Brandon Bussey's remarkable underdog story. Then it's Bruins news: the hiring of assistant coach Matt McIlvaine, Pastrnak's All-Star nod, McAvoy's Norris votes, and confirmation of the 2028 Toronto first round pick. Joe also gets into what Boston actually needs this offseason — a top-six center and a right-shot defenseman — and why cap space and assets aren't the problem. The real challenge? Getting players to want to come to Boston in an era where stars increasingly dictate where they play. Plus a deep Q&A mailbag: the NHL buzzer beater debate, whether Minton and Hagens can take a step next year, the real trade value of Jeremy Swayman, and the big question — should the Bruins ever consider trading Pastrnak? 0:00 - Intro 1:23 - Stanley Cup Finals Reaction: Carolina Taking Control 1:45 - Brandon Bussey's Cinderella Story 3:06 - Carter Hart Looking Worn Down for Vegas 4:18 - What Bussey's Run Says About How the Bruins Develop Goalies 9:02 - Bruins Hire Matt McIlvaine as Assistant Coach 10:29 - David Pastrnak Named to Second All-Star Team 11:20 - Charlie McAvoy Norris Trophy Votes 12:13 - Bruins Confirmed to Get Toronto's 2028 First Round Pick 13:14 - What Boston Needs: Top Six Center & Right Shot D 14:34 - Cam Neely Says the Bruins Will Be Aggressive This Offseason 15:27 - Why Players Not Wanting to Come to Boston Is the Real Problem 16:15 - The Dylan Larkin Effect: Players Building Super Teams 18:32 - PrizePicks 20:38 - Should the NHL Adopt the NBA Buzzer Beater Rule? 24:44 - Will Minton & Hagens Make a Leap Next Year? 27:33 - Where Are the Young Guys Training This Summer? 29:37 - What Would It Take to Trade Swayman? 31:43 - Why Goalies Just Don't Hold Great Trade Value 33:35 - Would You Trade Pastrnak? What You'd Actually Get Back 36:36 - How Pastrnak & McAvoy Are Viewed Around the League 37:24 - Is Pastrnak on the Back Slide? 39:23 - Why the Bruins Should Build Around What They Have 41:27 - Outro Bruins on CLNS Media is Powered by:

Fluto Shinzawa of The Athletic joins the show to break down the Boston Bruins. Jesse and Victor ask about David Pastrnak, Morgan Geekie, Pavel Zacha, Viktor Arvidsson, Elias Lindholm, Casey Mittelstadt, James Hagens, Fraser Minten, Marat Khusnutdinov, Charlie McAvoy, Mason Lohrei, Hampus Lindholm, Jeremy Swayman, and Joonas Korpisalo. In Cat's Instincts, Victor asks Cat Silverman of InGoal Magazine about prospect goalies Michael DiPietro, Simon Zajicek, and Philip Svedeback. In the Dynasty Dig, we break down James Hagens, Dean Letourneay, and William Zellers with the help of FHL scouts Tony, Patrick, and Kara. Also: Mason Black's NHL Rank King polls. Have a listen! Our show is part of the Dobber Podcast Network and sponsored by Fantrax.com. Email fantasyhockeylife@gmail.com and ask to join our free discord. Join our Patreon at Patreon.com/fantasyhockeylife for rankings, bonus podcasts, in-depth prospect reports with video, show notes and more. Check out our YouTube for more prospect videos at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQPYVXp3foOcvh7344fjKmA. Listen and subscribe wherever podcasts are posted - and give us 5 stars! We want to be your best place to talk about the game of dynasty fantasy hockey.

Blake and Nate fire up the fantasy hockey trade machine for one of the more chaotic offseason episodes yet.In this one, we each bring four made-up NHL trades that could completely shake up the fantasy hockey landscape. Some are realistic, some are unhinged, and some would probably cause a full fanbase meltdown — but every deal comes back to the same question: who wins and who loses for fantasy?We dig into hypothetical deals involving Dylan Larkin to Boston, Jordan Kyrou to Columbus, Brady Tkachuk to San Jose, Simon Nemec to Philadelphia, Vincent Trocheck to Minnesota, Ross Colton to Toronto, Elias Pettersson to Seattle, and Jason Robertson to Anaheim.Would Larkin unlock another level for David Pastrnak? Could Brady Tkachuk be the perfect winger for Macklin Celebrini? Would Pettersson get a much-needed reset in Seattle? And what would Jason Robertson do to Anaheim's already exciting young core?This is a fun one: fake trades, real fantasy fallout, and plenty of debate along the way.Let's get to BIZ!

(0:00) The third hour of the show opens with thoughts on the Red Sox ahead of their series with the Philadelphia Phillies. Plus, what is Felger hearing from a “Brown Checkmark” on a possible Red Sox move? (13:06) Thoughts from the callers on the Red Sox and more! (21:27) Felger doesn't think David Pastrnak is captain material for the Bruins. Plus, Mazz's thoughts on the Golden Knights blocking the Oilers from interviewing Bruce Cassidy as a potential Head Coach. (29:49) Resetting thoughts on if the Patriots could open the 2026 season against the Seahawks in a Super Bowl rematch. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Who deserves the blame for the Celtics' Game 7 loss? Audio came out of David Pastrnak sound off on the Bruins during their Game 4 blowout loss to the Sabres. How can the Bruins build sustainable success when they have failed to do so in the past? More Vrabel/Russini photos have surfaced.

David Pastrnak just earned a C on his jersey

Red Sox lose to Rays as Greg Weissert puts up lackluster outing // Is Brad Stevens exploring Jaylen Brown trade values? // Enough with the subliminals Jayson Tatum!! // Did Kevin Garnett & Paul Pierce just call out Jayson Tatum? // John Karalis on why Jaylen Brown might be frustrated with the Celtics // The drip of super suspect Dianna Russini clips seems never ending // Adam Schefter remains confident Mike Vrabel won't lose his job // David Pastrnak just earned a C on his jersey // Best guitar solos of all time // Rob Bradford on what former players think of Craig Breslow // Rob Bradford says this Red Sox team COULD be a playoff team // World Cup overhyped madness //

Adam Schefter remains confident Mike Vrabel won't lose his job // David Pastrnak just earned a C on his jersey // Best guitar solos of all time //

Evan Marinofsky and Conor Ryan talk about what the Bruins do after losing in Round 1. They discuss David Pastrnak's future  what Don Sweeney needs to do this offseason.  Bruins Beat on CLNS Media is Powered by:

Full Show Broadcast. Gene remembers the legendary John Sterling. The Sabres outs Boston. Now they face Montreal. Owen Parker from WGR stops in (First Time), to discuss Buffalo vs Boston & the Montreal Canadiens. Plus Timmy's shares his take. Hour 2 is packed with Shots & Last Call.

Gene dishes out the latest sports headlines

Goalie Talk: Owen Parker from WGR-550 (Jeremy & Joe Show) makes his inaugural debut in The Sports Bar. He talks about being in Boston for game 6 & looks ahead to the series with Montreal.

Mego and Scheim kick off the show reacting to the Bruins getting eliminated by the Sabres in Game 6 last night. Where do the B's go from here after David Pastrnak seemingly called out the front office to build around him?

David Pastrnak sends a clear message to Bruins fans; Be loud and don't be too mean ahead of their Game 6 against the Sabres

(0:00) Felger, Murray, and Mark Dondero open the show with their thoughts on the Bruins Game 5 OT win against the Sabres last night and David Pastrnak's game winner. (12:47) Continuing thoughts on the Bruins and their upcoming Game 6 at home on Friday. (26:28) Thoughts on the Red Sox loss to the Blue Jays last night and the news that starter Garrett Crochet is headed to the injured list. (35:14) Looking at David Pastrnak's OT winner and how close it was to being offsides. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The Bruins stay alive as they defeat the Buffalo Sabers in Game 5, 2-1 in overtime to force a game 6 in Boston. David Pastrnak netted the game winner to keep the Bruins season alive. On this LIVE episode of Bruins Beat, New England Hockey Journal's Evan Marinofsky and Carl Corazzini react to Game 5 between the Bruins and Sabres. Bruins Beat on CLNS Media is Powered by: Reserve your consultation today at http://awaken180weightloss.com. Tell 'em you heard it from Joe Haggerty or on our CLNS podcasts. That's awaken180weightloss.com. Prize Picks

The Buffalo Sabres will have to wait at least one more game to win their first playoff series since 2007as Bruins forward David Pastrnak ensured the series will see a game after scoring the game winning goal in overtime of game five. Buffalo Sabres beat reporter Paul Hamilton joins the show to break the game down

On the show today, we discuss the two types of Western New Yorkers we saw on display at game five of the Sabres/Bruins, those who jumped in to help Sabres anthem singer Cami Clune finish 'O Canada' and those who flipped off Bruins winger David Pastrnak after his overtime winning goal. Which is the better representation of Western New Yorkers? Also, after seeing the touching moment where fans jumped in to finish 'O Canada' for Cami Clune, what does that say about the relationship between Canadians and Americans?

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More Vrabel/Russini photos dropped this past weekend; Bruins miscues will be their downfall; The Celtics absolutely throttled the Sixers last night

Hour 1 - Is Craig Breslow trying to cover his own butt by axing Cora? ... Hour 2 - David Pastrnak has turned into a ghost in the Stanley Cup Playoffs ... Hour 3 - Where do the Red Sox go from here? ... Hour 4 - Introducing WEEI's new afternoon show... Rich and Ken with Ted Johnson!

Greg, Wiggy, and Mego go back & forth about the diminishing returns Pasta & the Bruins have received in the playoffs.

(0:00) The second hour of the show opens with the callers weighing in on the Celtics and The Masters. (7:34) Some thoughts on the Red Sox and where they ranked in the MLB in terms of Opening Day payrolls. (18:51) More calls on a Re-Entry Monday. (26:30) Felger has some thoughts on David Pastrnak's chase of 30 goals and 100 points for the 2025-26 season. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

What would another Celtics championship mean for the city of Boston? Troy Aikman threw a shot at the Dallas Cowboys after he was hired by the Dolphins. They Said It features Roman Anthony and how unhappy he is with the Red Sox start to the season. David Pastrnak comments that the Bruins are playing bad hockey and Lebron James doesn't like playing in both Memphis and Milwaukee.