Tuesday marked the official start of NHL free agency. The Boston Bruins made several moves as they hope to improve from a disappointing 2024-25 season. The Bruins missed the postseason last year and ended up with the No. 7 pick in the NHL Draft. Boston used that pick to select center James Hagens out of Boston College.

The Boston Bruins' clear goal in free agency this year should be to improve their forward group. They are in a position to do some spending, as they have $12 million of cap space to work with.

A bunch of former Bruins found new addresses as free agency kicked off in the National Hockey League on Tuesday at noon. Many landed in Florida, while some landed elsewhere. Some are still looking for jobs. Here’s where they’ve signed so far. Cole Koepke - After a year in Boston, Koepke will chase a Cup in Winnipeg.