The Bruins brought in a haul of seven players in what experts graded one of their more successful drafts in recent memory.

Boston Bruins General Manager Don Sweeney announced today, June 28, that the team has made six selections on day two of the 2025 NHL Entry Draft. Boston selected forward William Moore in the second round (51st overall),

Don Sweeney and the Bruins are slated to pick seventh in the 2025 NHL Draft, giving the team a chance to add a skilled playmaker to lead Boston into the future.

The Panthers along with the Bruins and Maple Leafs are awaiting the decision of Brad Marchand, who is up for a new contract.

A Bruins reunion could soon be on the table for Brad Marchand. If the Canadian left winger does not re-sign with the Panthers, the Bruins — who traded him to Florida during the season after 15-plus years in Boston — and the Maple Leafs are interested in talking to Marchand on Tuesday once the free agency period opens,

The future of Brad Marchand is one of the bigger questions as NHL free agency quickly approaches. The 37-year-old is fresh off winning his second Stanley Cup — the first with the Panthers — and it’s unclear if he’ll return to Florida or hit the free agent market.