Bruins Draft Tracker: What to know about all 7 picks
The Boston Bruins have completed their 2026 NHL Draft, selecting a total of seven players to bolster their roster.
📍 Where it landed
The Bruins made seven selections in the 2026 NHL Entry Draft. These picks included Swedish forward Nils Bartholdsson, goalie Yuri Ivanov, and winger Oscar Olsson.
Epilogue added 88d ago, after coverage quieted.
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Bruins Draft Tracker: What to know about all 7 picks Audacy · 91d ago broke it first
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The Boston Bruins have finalized their 2026 NHL Draft class with seven total picks. Notable selections include winger Oscar Olsson, who was taken 122nd overall, and a Russian playoff standout chosen with the team's third selection.
Coverage from The Boston Globe, NHL.com, Yahoo Sports, Audacy, and Stanley Cup of Chowder emphasizes the team's second-day activity and provides detailed profiles of the new draft class. Future reporting is expected to focus on the integration of these seven picks into the Bruins' organization.
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Questions people are asking
How many players did the Bruins draft in 2026?
The Bruins made 7 picks.
Who was the player selected 122nd overall?
The Bruins selected winger Oscar Olsson at the 122nd spot.
Who was the team's third selection?
The third selection was a Russian playoff standout.
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