The Bruins entered the season with hopes of chasing the Stanley Cup. With over half the season gone, Boston brass is getting ...

In response to the mounting pressure, Boston Bruins CEO Charlie Jacobs has voiced his support for the team's leadership, including president Cam Neely and GM Don Sweeney. Jacobs acknowledges the ...

While the play on the ice has left a lot to be desired ... quite a bit recently. … If we look at Don Sweeney’s stewardship and Cam Neely’s stewardship since Don took over in 2015, we made ...

"Our team, in my opinion, has yet to play its best game." The post Bruins CEO Charlie Jacobs offers up support for Cam Neely, ...

Cam Neely acknowledged Wednesday night ... The club’s positioning in the playoff picture will dictate which road Neely and general manager Don Sweeney chose to go down. Charlie Jacobs, the ...

“If history is any indication of what we can anticipate -- if you look at Don Sweeney’s stewardship and Cam Neely’s stewardship since 2015, since Don took over, we’ve made the playoffs eig ...

Bruins president Cam Neely ... year," Neely continued. "Right now, it's a year that we're not really accustomed to." Bruins CEO Charlie Jacobs backed Neely and general manager Don Sweeney on ...

president Cam Neely told reporters at the 2025 ... CEO Charlie Jacobs is confident in Neely and general manager Don Sweeney. “I have faith that they’ll make the right decisions,” Jacobs ...

The move got the club back on track on first, but the immense issues of the roster Sweeney built are presenting themselves yet again during this latest poor stretch. If the Bruins don't turn ...

As the Bruins skated towards a fifth straight loss at the hands of the Oilers, a chorus of boos and calls for the firing of Don Sweeney rained ... s practice at Warrior Ice Arena, that answer ...