Just hours after the Bruins gave some fans the shirts off their backs following their 2024-25 finale, Charlie Jacobs sent them a letter letting them know that he shares their disappointment and ...

The Bruins’ 2024-25 season spiraled into disaster for a multitude of reasons. Boston plummeted to the bottom of the Eastern Conference standings with a 33-39-9 record — missing the postseason ...

One hundred years later, we have Charlie Jacobs, CEO of the Bruins and son of longtime owner/chairman Jeremy Jacobs, crafting a letter that was sent to B’s fans. The big takeaway, as has already ...

The morning after the Bruins’ disappointing 2024-25 season came to a close on Tuesday night, Bruins CEO Charlie Jacobs penned a letter to fans — acknowledging the disastrous shortcomings this ...

Charlie Jacobs said his father, Jeremy, is still very involved with the Boston Bruins. Charlie Jacobs told the Boston Globe that the 85-year-old owner “watches every game” and calls the next ...

While GM Don Sweeney may have angered some fans with his trade of captain Brad Marchand, team CEO Charlie Jacobs threw his support behind his hockey operations and the retool/rebuild that Sweeney ...

After missing the playoffs for the first time in nine years, CEO Charlie Jacobs vowed the Bruins will still be playing hockey at this time next summer. "We've spoken at great length about this ...

Don Sweeney signed a two-year contract as general manager of the Boston Bruins on Tuesday that will run through the 2027-28 ...

BOSTON — The Bruins couldn’t fix anything on Wednesday. That much was certain. When Charlie Jacobs, Cam Neely and Don Sweeney got up on the podium, there was nothing they could say that would ...

Boston Bruins CEO Charlie Jacobs vowed that his team would return to the playoffs next season despite finishing in last place and trading away several players at the deadline. "We've spoken at ...

They went from self-flagellation (“an embarrassment” was how CEO Charlie Jacobs referred to the season) to acknowledgment of failure (GM Don Sweeney: “I have to accept the responsibility ...