The Boston Bruins have been a great success in recent years, and now Cam Neely has identified their biggest area of need.

The Bruins made the requisite progress in Year One of the Great Retool. But they are still a giant step or two away from being an actual Stanley Cup contender. That was the general gist of 45-minute rehash and look ahead from CEO Charlie Jacobs, team president Cam Neely and GM Don Sweeney on Wednesday at the Garden.

The B’s finished the regular season with the second-best record in the league on home ice (29-11-1), which propelled them back into the playoff picture after missing the mark last year. Dropping their three postseason games on Causeway Street is something that will stick with the team this summer.

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The 2027 pick goes to Philadelphia (as part of Scott Laughton trade) if it is outside the top 10, which converts this pick to Boston to a 2028

Bruins' Charlie McAvoy is looking at a long suspension after he swung his stick at the Sabres' Zach Benson, a retaliation for Benson's slew foot.

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Bruins veteran Viktor Arvidsson has come out and said that he even played with a serious rib injury and a punctured lung at the time of the Buffalo Sabres playoff series. The most recent update about the NHL injury reasons as to why the forward did not play in the last games of this postseason match.