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Marco Sturm Will Suffer for Don Sweeney's Sins Before the Bruins Rise Again
The Boston Bruins named Marco Sturm as their new head coach Thursday morning. He’s the 30th coach in team history and he’s also the 13th former Bruins player to go on to coach the team. Make no mistake about it, though. This is a tall task facing Sturm as he looks to revive a franchise that cratered during the 2024-25 season.
"It can be uncomfortable in terms of the critical eye that other people are watching your team and breaking down your team ...
Sweeney: "We will use the draft capital and try to improve our hockey club this year and moving forward in every capacity ...
The final non-playoff team to fill their vacancy, the Bruins were methodical in the search for their next head coach. Ultimately, they selected Marco Sturm. The former Bruins forward was introduced as ...
Any announcement that included the words “Don Sweeney” and “extension” was going to be met with outrage. But the telling point is the length. Two years is pretty much the minimum a team ...
Marco Sturm brings a good resume, relationship with the team and positive attitude to Boston. What he needs most, though, are ...
A new two-year contract extension does not necessarily represent a long leash for Bruins GM Don Sweeney. More than anything — and as Cam Neely noted to The Boston Globe earlier this week ...
The old email box lit up with requisite spit and furor on Tuesday once Bruins president Cam Neely tacked that two-year extension on Don Sweeney’s contract as the Black and Gold general manager.
The Boston Bruins did not sign Don Sweeney to a two-year extension to reward him for a decade of good service. On Tuesday, 10 years to the day since they hired him as GM, the Bruins signed Sweeney ...
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