Boston Bruins' CEO Charlie Jacobs pledged the team's return to playoff contention, despite a dismal last-place finish. Jacobs emphasized health and upcoming summer additions as pivotal to the Bruins' future success. The team experienced significant struggles, including firing coach Jim Montgomery early in the season, trading star players like Brad Marchand, and finishing with the lowest point percentage in 18 years.

President Cam Neely expressed disappointment in the season, highlighting the need for a reset. GM Don Sweeney is focused on enhancing the team's offensive capabilities, especially on the wings, while also reinstating a strong defensive identity. Goaltenders Jeremy Swayman and Joonas Korpisalo failed to meet expectations, contributing to the team’s overall issues. As the search for a new head coach begins, the Bruins are determined to emerge from this challenging period.