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The New England regional sports network has launched a free streaming channel to cover Boston and other northeast teams.

Right now, the Boston Bruins are one point out of the NHL Eastern Conference Playoffs with a month and a half still to play, and the Boston Red Sox are getting things going in spring training. So the regional sports network (Rsn) that covers both teams (and much more) has decided that now is the perfect time to drop the news that it is adding a free ad-supported streaming TV (Fast) channel to its lineup of coverage options. On Thursday, Nesn announced the creation of Nesn Nation, an around-the-clock free channel that will provide Boston fans nationwide with additional coverage of the teams and athletes that they love. The channel is currently available on a small handful of platforms with more coming and already has a host of programming planned for...

After a historic season that saw the Boston Bruins go 65-12-5 for 135 points, with an absurd goal differential of +128… they lost to the Florida Panthers in Game 7 of the first round of the NHL Playoffs. It’s a disappointing result, compounded by the fact that future Hall of Famer Patrice Bergeron chose to hang up the skates over the summer. He’s doing it on a high note after the best season in wins and points for a team in NHL history, plus a second straight Selke Trophy to boot.

Despite losing a talent like Bergeron, Boston will be looking to pick up in 2023-24 where they left last season off. Their d-core is one of the best in the NHL, with rugged Charlie McAvoy eating minutes on the top pair, along with Hampus Lindholm. They are rock-solid in the net as well, with Linus Ullmark and Jeremy Swayman sharing the crease.

Ahead of this month’s Stanley Cup Final, the National Hockey League said today that SNL stalwart Kenan Thompson will host the in-person 2022 NHL Awards. The annual ceremony celebrates the league’s best regular-season performances.

ESPN will air the show live June 21 at 7 p.m. Et/4 p.m. Pt. Whether the telecast will be “live from New York” remains to be seen, as the NHL Awards will be broadcast from the winning city of the Eastern Conference Final. The New York Rangers are locked up with the two-time defending Stanley Cup champion Tampa Bay Lightning at two games apiece. The winner will face the Colorado Avalanche in the Cup Final.

The league will reveal the winners of six awards during the ceremony: Mvp (Hart Trophy); outstanding goaltender (Vezina Trophy); outstanding defenseman (Norris Trophy); outstanding rookie (Calder Trophy); the Ted Lindsay Award, presented to the “most outstanding player” as voted by...

Well, at least Jon Hamm and Jenna Fischer are happy.

The Boston Bruins and the St. Louis Blues last met in the Stanley Cup Finals in 1970, when the Bruins swept in four games.

This year, it came down to a thrilling seven-game series with the Blues finally taking the Cup on Wednesday night at the Td Garden in Boston with a 4-1 victory.

Blues’ Ryan O’Reilly scored the first goal of the game in the first period, with teammate Alex Pietrangelo closing out the period in its waning seconds with a shot in the net. The third period saw goals three and four, both for the Blues, and the Bruins finally getting their first.

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As thousands of fans gathered outside the stadium, many of the luxury suites were filled with Hollywood stars including Michael J. Fox,...

Just a few months before the Golden Knights take to the ice for their first season in Las Vegas, the NHL Awards took over Sin City on Wednesday to honor the best players in the hockey league. Connor McDavid, Patrice Bergeron (above) and Brent Burns were among the athletes who took home trophies at the 2017 NHL Awards and NHL Expansion Draft presented by T-Mobile in Las Vegas. “True Blood” star and die-hard Pittsburgh Penguins fan Joe Manganiello hosted the show. Also Read: Dierks Bentley Destroyed on Twitter as He 'Butchers' National Anthem at Stanley Cup Finals Boston Bruins centre Patrice Bergeron...