NHL teams are continuing to trim their rosters, as 14 players were placed on waivers today (Oct. 5). One of the players who hit the waiver wire just so happens to be a former Boston Bruins fan favorite: Chris Wagner.

Former Bruins forward and Walpole native Chris Wagner was placed on waivers Saturday by the Colorado Avalanche. The 33-year-old forward will likely head to the Colorado Eagles of the American Hockey League if he’s not claimed.

Bruins head coach Jim Montgomery made that abundantly clear while speaking to reporters about Jones. Here is what Montgomery said about the power forward: "I thought it was a good first game. You could tell there was some rustiness.

Lettieri was acquired by the Bruins during the off-season from the Minnesota Wild in the Jakub Lauko trade. The 29-year-old appeared in 46 games last season with the Minnesota Wil

Quinton Byfield spoiled Patrice Bergeron’s homecoming. The Kings forward netted the hat trick, including two goals 15 seconds apart, as the Bruins fell to the Los Angeles, 4-1, in exhibition action at Centre Videotron in Quebec City.

The Bruins selected Koppanen as the 135th overall pick of the 2016 NHL Entry Draft. The 6-foot-5 forward appeared in five NHL games with the Bruins in 2022-23, posting one assist, eight hits, and four penalty minutes.