One of the NHL’s premiere teams, the Boston Bruins always make for a marquee matchup, and as a result, they once again are heavily featured in nationally televised games throughout the upcoming season.
As announced by the league on Thursday, The Bruins will play in 14 games broadcasted exclusively on TNT, ESPN, ABC, and ESPN +, tied for the third-most of any team.
Boston’s first appearance on the national stage comes on Oct. 8 as part of the NHL’s Opening Night triple-header on ABC as they visit the Florida Panthers to drop the puck on the new season. Soon after, the Bruins’ game against the Colorado Avalanche on Oct. 16 will air on TNT.
Many of the Bruins’ nationally broadcasted games will be Saturday afternoon matinees, including six after the new year in matchups in games against the Panthers (Jan. 11), New York Rangers (Feb. 1), Vegas Golden Knights (Feb. 8), Pittsburgh Penguins (March 1), Tampa Bay Lightning (March 8), and Detroit Red Wings (March 29.)
As for all of Boston’s other games, they will air locally on NESN in what will be the first year with Judd Sirott serving as the play-by-play announcer.
When the Bruins visit the Nashville Predators on Oct. 22., puck drop will be at 8:45 p.m. EST on NESN. The Black Friday game against Pittsburgh will begin at 6:30 p.m. EST on TNT, and their date with the New Jersey Devils on Jan. 22 is now set for 7 p.m. EST on NESN.
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