Last night, the Rangers acquired JT Miller via trade with the Vancouver Canucks. Miller spent his first six years with New York. This will be Miller's debut game with his former squad. Bruins interim ...

- A clutch win: Should it have been a clutch game? Probably not. The Celtics missed a bunch of free throws, the refs missed a goaltending call, and Murphy missed … nothing. It all added up to a tie ...

1. Strong start: Whether it’s Kristaps Porzingis staying hot, Jaylen Brown getting going early, or someone else, the Celtics coming out strong will go a long way toward getting New Orleans out of ...

The Bruins take on the Winnipeg Jets for the second time this season at the TD Garden. Charlie McAvoy returns to Boston's lineup for the first time since being placed on IR. McAvoy was also named ...

So many of the gaffes and critical mistakes are familiar at this point for the Black and Gold. After a pretty decent first two periods, they tied the game in the opening seconds of the third period ...

- Congratulations Jaylen Brown on his fourth All-Star selection. I’ve written this before, but Brown is almost certainly on a Hall of Fame path. He has four All-Stars and an All-NBA, a championship, ...

Maybe the answer to what’s been bugging Boston is simpler than we thought. The Celtics are now 33-15 after their blowout win over Chicago. They were 14-3 before Kristaps Porzingis returned, 19-12 ...

- A nice, boring win: I know there might have been some complaints earlier in the season that the Celtics were a little too boring, but after the stretch, they’ve been through and all the weird ways ...

MOBILE, Ala. — Some assorted Patriots/NFL/draft news and notes as we pack up and head back to the frozen tundra of New England. We’ll hit on the new front office dynamics, some leftover notes from the ...

1. 3-point shooting: The Bulls are one of few teams willing to hoist ‘em with the Celtics. Any time the Bulls have bothered Boston, it’s because someone like Nikola Vucevic is burying shots from deep.

Charlie McAvoy and Hampus Lindholm both returned to Bruins’ practice on Monday, per MassLive. Neither will play on Tuesday at Buffalo, but their return signals a significant step closer to playing.

The Boston Bruins have a growing, chronic problem when playing games on the road. They are, quite simply, a bad hockey team away from the friendly confines at TD Garden this season. It’s something ...