Charlie Coyle News & Stories

Some guys are having a blast to start the season. Some teams are very much not.

The Vegas Golden Knights have a 2-0 series lead and a chance to go for the kill shot later this week at home.

The tale of the tape for the Toronto Maple Leafs and Boston Bruins first-round series in the 2024 Stanley Cup Playoffs.

It seemed to have all happened in the blink of an eye. The Fantasy Hockey regular season is over. For leagues that run a two-week playoff setup (and conclude before...

Surely, this was the year it would all fall apart for the Boston Bruins. Apparently not, though. JFresh crunches the numbers to look at how they've kept the ship afloat and whether it's sustainable.

Cam Robinson unearths a bushel of fantasy hockey waiver wire candidates for the upcoming week of action.

Associate Editor Sean Shapiro lays out some of the things he'll be tracking when watching the Atlantic Division this season.

We all know they're gonna take a step back, but how big of a step will it be?

With a few notable exceptions, teams are really settling into where they feel they should be.

What happens next for the Boston Bruins is going to be determined by a roster decision that's almost entirely out of their hands.

Elite Prospects analytics columnist JFresh previews the Carolina Hurricanes and Boston Bruins Eastern Conference quarterfinals series.

You may not have been inspired by the Boston Bruins work at the trade deadline, but they may not have needed a ton of help in the first place. They're the league's best team since February 12th, getting hot just in time for the playoffs.

Ryan Lambert is running another mailbag on EP Rinkside, this one taking questions on Jack Eichel's eventual trade destination, ESPN's coverage of hockey, whether this season is real or fake, Robin Lehner's tweets, etc.

The Boston Bruins enter the season with perhaps the widest range of possible outcomes of any team in the NHL, and that's largely due to decisions mostly beyond their reach.

Training camps are just a few weeks away, but there is still plenty that is not yet resolved around the NHL. Whether it’s players potentially looking for a trade, depth charts that aren’t quite clear or pending free agents who are already at the center of contract speculation, we have plenty to go over.

There is a small-arms race going on in the Atlantic Division, and that could define it for the 2021-22 NHL season. Ryan Lambert has that, and more, in this week's What we Learned.

The Boston Bruins aren't exactly at a crossroads yet, but they have to balance the needs of tomorrow with those of today as they approach their off-season. Ryan Lambert looks at where they go from here.