The Boston Bruins are struggling with their current roster and face significant challenges ahead of the 2025-26 season, requiring at least three new scoring forwards. Their power play is underperforming, and their defense is leaking goals. Although the Bruins have a strong core, they lack cap flexibility and face an impending trade deadline. However, a projected increase in the NHL salary cap over the next three years could provide the team with more financial resources to rebuild their lineup and remain competitive.
The Bruins are not just one quick fix away from righting the ship in 2025-26. Not with this roster floundered by several holes across the depth chart.
Boston's beefed-up D corps has been prone to critical lapses in the team's own end of the ice, eroding what has long been a foundational strength of a stingy Bruins system.
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