Sitting in the bottom half of the Eastern Conference as the 2025 NHL trade deadline approaches, the Boston Bruins are in unfamiliar territory. Things haven't gone well this season and now they will be likely on the outside looking in next month when the Stanley Cup Playoffs start.
This season has led GM Don Sweeney and the front office to become sellers this season, when they are usually buyers at the deadline. If we're being honest, this is a rather big deadline in terms of the future of the organization and it feels like the front office needs to get it right, unlike free agency last off-season.
Boston has begun wheeling and dealing players off the roster and stay up to date with the latest moves with our trade deadline tracker.
Boston Bruins 2025 trade deadline tracker
- Bruins trade forwards Trent Frederic and Max Jones to the Edmonton Oilers in a multi-team trade. The New Jersey Devils retained 50% of Frederic's salary while sending the rights to unsigned draft choice Petr Hauser to the Bruins. Boston also acquired a second and a fourth round draft pick from the Oilers.
- Boston traded Justin Brazeau to the Minnesota Wild for forwards Jakub Lauko and Marat Khustnidinov.
- Bruins trade Charlie Coyle and a 2026 fifth round pick to Colorado Avalanche for Casey Mittlestadt, Will Zellers and a 2025 second round draft pick.
- Bruins acquire Henri Jokiharju from the Buffalo Sabres for Boston's 2026 fourth-round pick (originally from Edmonton).
- Bruins trade Marc McLaughlin to the Devils for defenseman Daniil Misyul.
- Bruins trade Brad Marchand to Florida Panthers for a second round draft pick, which turns into a conditional first round pick.
This will be updated throughout the trade deadline on Friday.