Charlie McAvoy didn’t need words to express how he felt about Brad Marchand’s departure from the Boston Bruins. On Friday, hours after the Bruins sent their longtime captain to the Florida Panthers in a trade deadline stunner,

Quite literally, the Boston Bruins are a different team than they were yesterday. General manager Don Sweeney detonated the Bruins roster, shipping out several

The Boston Bruins blew it up at the trade deadline.  Trent Frederic, Justin Brazeau, Charlie Coyle, Brandon Carlo and captain Brad Marchand were all shipped out

McAvoy injured his right shoulder in Team USA’s opener and a subsequent infection necessitated a hospital stay.

Frequently mentioned in trade rumors and an impending unrestricted free agent, Frederic has had a down year, but his versality could makes him attractive to some teams.

Even though the trade was expected, removing a player instead of adding one sent a ripple through the Bruins room. It showed on the ice.

This season has been troubling for the Boston Bruins when it comes to injuries, and an NHL insider just revealed they will be without another player for a significant amount of time.

The Boston Bruins traded team captain Brad Marchand to the Florida Panthers in a blockbuster trade. Bruins defenseman Charlie McAvoy was just as heartbroken as the fanbase upon the news.

The defending Western Conference champion Edmonton Oilers made their first big move ahead of the NHL trade deadline by acquiring hard-nosed forward Trent ... with he and Charlie McAvoy out ...

If the NHL trade deadline is developing into a seller's market, the Bruins must take advantage of this current climate before Friday.

The Bruins front office doesn't plan on being aggressive at the NHL trade deadline. What does that mean for Trent Frederic and Brad Marchand's futures in Boston?