Boston Bruins 2021-2022 Boston Bruins Schedule - UPDATED 8/13 with game times

[Fenway]

NHL Announces Boston Bruins 2021-22 Regular Season Schedule
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OCTOBER:
Saturday, October 16 vs. Dallas
Wednesday, October 20 @ Philadelphia
Friday, October 22 @ Buffalo
Sunday, October 24 vs. San Jose
Monday, October 25 @ Carolina
Wednesday, October 27 @ Florida
Saturday, October 30 vs. Florida

NOVEMBER:
Thursday, November 4 vs. Detroit
Saturday, November 6 @ Toronto
Tuesday, November 9 vs. Ottawa
Thursday, November 11 vs. Edmonton
Saturday, November 13 @ New Jersey
Sunday, November 14 vs. Montreal
Saturday, November 20 @ Philadelphia
Sunday, November 21 vs. Calgary
Wednesday, November 24 @ Buffalo
Friday, November 26 vs. N.Y. Rangers
Sunday, November 28 vs. Vancouver
Tuesday, November 30 vs. Carolina

DECEMBER:
Thursday, December 2 @ Nashville
Saturday, December 4 vs. Tampa Bay
Wednesday, December 8 @ Vancouver
Thursday, December 9 @ Edmonton
Saturday, December 11 @ Calgary
Tuesday, December 14 vs. Vegas
Wednesday, December 15 @ N.Y. Islanders
Saturday, December 18 @ Montreal
Sunday, December 19 @ Ottawa
Tuesday, December 21 vs. Detroit
Thursday, December 23 vs. Colorado
Monday, December 27 vs. Pittsburgh
Wednesday, December 29 @ Ottawa

JANUARY:
Saturday, January 1 vs. Buffalo
Sunday, January 2 @ Detroit
Tuesday, January 4 vs. New Jersey
Thursday, January 6 vs. Minnesota
Saturday, January 8 @ Tampa Bay
Monday, January 10 @ Washington
Wednesday, January 12 @ Montreal
Thursday, January 13 vs. Philadelphia
Saturday, January 15 vs. Nashville
Tuesday, January 18 vs. Carolina
Thursday, January 20 vs. Washington
Saturday, January 22 vs. Winnipeg
Monday, January 24 vs. Anaheim
Wednesday, January 26 @ Colorado
Friday, January 28 @ Arizona
Sunday, January 30 @ Dallas

FEBRUARY:
Tuesday, February 1 vs. Seattle
Thursday, February 24 @ Seattle
Saturday, February 26 @ San Jose
Monday, February 28 @ Los Angeles

MARCH:
Tuesday, March 1 @ Anaheim
Thursday, March 3 @ Vegas
Saturday, March 5 @ Columbus
Monday, March 7 vs. Los Angeles
Thursday, March 10 vs. Chicago
Saturday, March 12 vs. Arizona
Tuesday, March 15 @ Chicago
Wednesday, March 16 @ Minnesota
Friday, March 18 @ Winnipeg
Monday, March 21 vs. Montreal
Tuesday, March 22 @ N.Y. Islanders
Thursday, March 24 vs. Tampa Bay
Saturday, March 26 vs. N.Y. Islanders
Tuesday, March 29 vs. Toronto
Thursday, March 31 vs. New Jersey

APRIL:
Saturday, April 2 vs. Columbus
Monday, April 4 @ Columbus
Tuesday, April 5 @ Detroit
Friday, April 8 @ Tampa Bay
Sunday, April 10 @ Washington
Tuesday, April 12 vs. St. Louis
Thursday, April 14 vs. Ottawa
Saturday, April 16 vs. Pittsburgh
Tuesday, April 19 @ St. Louis
Thursday, April 21 @ Pittsburgh
Saturday, April 23 vs. N.Y. Rangers
Sunday, April 24 @ N.Y. Rangers
Tuesday, April 26 vs. Florida
Thursday, April 28 vs. Buffalo
Friday, April 29 @ Toronto

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[13Hockey]

Nhl season starts on October 12
Bruins season starts October 16

that stinks

 

[Fenway]

The Disney Death March is back

Thursday, February 24 @ Seattle
Saturday, February 26 @ San Jose
Monday, February 28 @ Los Angeles
Tuesday, March 1 @ Anaheim
Thursday, March 3 @ Vegas
Saturday, March 5 @ Columbus

 

[caz16]

Real hockey!! A real season!!

 

[Fenway]

YIKES

• Saturday, Nov. 20: After playing their first 13 games on the road to start the season, the New York Islanders return home to open the new UBS Arena against the Calgary Flames.

 

[13Hockey]

I counted quickly but I believe

14 back to backs

 

[Bruinaura]

The Bruins are coming to Nashville!!!!!!!!!!!!

Later this year!!!!!!!














I may be slightly excited about this.

 

[NextBigThing]

Bruins don’t get ESPN or TNT opening games. Just shows the lack of star power and how far they’ve fallen in terms of popularity.

 

[Bruinaura]

So we avoided the Tampa banner raising?

Sweet!!!!!

 

[Fenway]

The Bruins are coming to Nashville!!!!!!!!!!!!

Later this year!!!!!!!














I may be slightly excited about this.

 

[Bruinaura]

Me, looking at 82 hockey games

 

[Bruinaura]

May I recommend the Goo Goo Clusters store and Christie Cookies for dessert?

 

[Fenway]

The Boston Bruins also announced today that Individual Game Tickets for the 2021-22 season will go on sale to the public on Friday, July 23 at 2 p.m. ET. Fans may learn more and purchase tickets by visiting BostonBruins.com/Tickets. The full season schedule can be found below.

BRUINS 2021-22 TICKET INFORMATION:

Prior to the public on-sale on Friday, July 23 at 2 p.m. ET, Bruins Season Ticket Holders, Game Plan Holders and Season Ticket Wait Listers will receive special presale access. Fans who would like to get first access to tickets are encouraged to sign up for the Boston Bruins Newsletter at BostonBruins.com/Newsletter. Tickets for all home games will go on sale to the general public at 2 p.m. ET.

For games played at TD Garden, tickets will range from $50.00 - $499.00. In addition to seat location, ticket prices will vary depending on opponent and date of game. Please note that ticket prices are subject to change and there is an eight-ticket limit per game

 

[Bruinaura]

Not scheduled to play in any team's home opener. Good, seems like every year we get stuck with a couple.

 

[Fenway]

Only play Toronto once in Boston - wonder why

 

[Bruinaura]

The Disney Death March is back

Thursday, February 24 @ Seattle
Saturday, February 26 @ San Jose
Monday, February 28 @ Los Angeles
Tuesday, March 1 @ Anaheim
Thursday, March 3 @ Vegas
Saturday, March 5 @ Columbus

And right after the Olympic break. Assuming we have several guys who go, they're going to be dead tired from travel. Potentially our entire top line, plus Krejci and McAvoy

 

[TCB]

Only play Toronto once in Boston - wonder why

Saw that and only 3 times total

I really dislike these schedule where you have to play everyone. Id much rather play Montreal and Toronto 6 or 8 times per season.

 

[smithformeragent]

Too many clubs.

Watered down scheduled.

Diluted talent pool.

I’ve become the “old man yells at cloud”.

 

[Bruinfanatic]

Let’s hope Covid behaves ,last season sucked watching the same teams over and over.

 

[GabeTravels]

The Disney Death March is back

Thursday, February 24 @ Seattle
Saturday, February 26 @ San Jose
Monday, February 28 @ Los Angeles
Tuesday, March 1 @ Anaheim
Thursday, March 3 @ Vegas
Saturday, March 5 @ Columbus

While true it's right after the Olympic Break... Which is either very good or very bad, haha.

 

[inactive user]

Saw that and only 3 times total

I really dislike these schedule where you have to play everyone. Id much rather play Montreal and Toronto 6 or 8 times per season.

Then we wouldn't know how our team matches up against other teams. It's good that we face every team at least once. Gives us a general idea of where we stand.

 

[Fenway]

Bruins don’t get ESPN or TNT opening games. Just shows the lack of star power and how far they’ve fallen in terms of popularity.

Wed, Oct 20

@Philadelphia

TNT

[TBODY] [/TBODY]

 

[4ORRBRUIN]

Are we playing the rangers day after thanksgiving?

 

[Lobster57]

Nhl fails to do the logical thing and include Seattle and Vancouver on the same trip

 

[Aussie Bruin]

A few schedule thoughts:

- the Bruins play Carolina and then Florida twice in games 5-7. I think that will give us the first proper little assessment of where they are at with their 21/22 roster.

- Habs come to Boston on Nov 14. That'll be a big game. As long as fans are permitted at that point, I can imagine a raucous crowd looking forward to seeing the 'uppity' Cup finalists put back in their place.

- I think all, or nearly all the b2b's involve travel. Which I suppose is normal, and some are home and aways involving close teams like the NYs, but still, those will be a challenge.

- two long home stands. 6 games in mid-Jan, then 5 in late March. If the Bruins want to be in a good place in the standings, then I suspect banking a big haul of points in that stanza in Jan particularly will be important.

- as has already been mentioned, just that one brutal road trip through the west plus Columbus. Timing of it is especially rough, but it's also an opportunity. Covid-rules permitting, it could give the team an excellent chance to get back together and really bond after the break, and set themselves up for a strong run home like they did during the west coast trip in 2019. Of course it could also all go very wrong...

- the Kraken first comes to Boston on Feb 1.

- only 3 home and home doubles, I think. That's a shame. They're a good way of building a little instant rivalry and extra bite in games. Missed opportunity.

- will have to see which teams actually end up being good and bad, but based on 2021 form, it seems like the Bruins have a pretty good mix of alternating between playing stronger and weaker opponents. Not many occasions where they have a long tough grind against the Tampas of the league. Feels fairly balanced in that regard.