DENVER –– The road trip continues for the Boston Bruins as they take on the Colorado Avalanche on Saturday night at Ball Arena.

This new Bruins forward is making a case for a call-up with his excellent start to the season with Providence.

The team looks to reclaim their momentum against the Avalanche on Saturday night. Colorado has raced out to a 4-0-1 mark, allowing just eight goals in that timeframe. Despite lighting up the scoreboard, Boston fell to Vegas, 6-5, on Thursday night. First-year coach Marco Sturm emphasized defensive structure to his team.

Mark Kastelic and Mikey Eyssimont’s goals in the final frame highlighted the strong play from the Bruins’ bottom six for the majority of the 6-5 loss. Boston got a cumulative six points from the latter half of its forward group, featuring two-point nights from Eyssimont and Sean Kuraly.

One NHL writer believes the Boston Bruins should take a hard look at trading for a former first-round pick of the New York Rangers.

Coming off back-to-back losses, the new Bruins coach chose to switch up his attack options for Saturday's showdown at the Avalanche.

The Bruins' opening day performance against the Capitals brought forth a proud confession from Jeremy Swayman.

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Bruins legend Zdeno Chara will have his number raised to the rafters at TD Garden this season, the team announced.

The Bruins have jumped out to a 3-1-0 start so far this season behind a strong showing from Jeremy Swayman and several other contributors. The post Bruins Mailbag: Is David Pastrnak setting himself up as Boston’s next captain?

Hampus Lindholm participated in Bruins practice again and will be a game-time decision for Saturday’s game against the Avalanche in Denver, according to Bruins.com’s Belle Fraser.. Lindholm has been out of action since the first period of the second game when he suffered a lower-body injury in Boston’s win over the Chicago Blackhawks.