But in a season where little went right for Boston, Bruins CEO Charlie Jacobs also lamented the team’s sluggish training camp — as well as the inability for then-Bruins head coach Jim Montgomety to ...

To our loyal and dedicated fans, The 2024-25 season was undoubtedly one of the most challenging of my tenure with the Boston ...

I feel it. I hear the boos. I feel all that and they need to know that we’re working hard to right this ship," said Jacobs, who sent a letter to fans following the end of the season.

Boston Bruins CEO Charlie Jacobs vowed that his team would return to the playoffs next season despite their last-place finish ...

Charlie Jacobs serves as Chief Executive Officer and Alternate Governor for the Boston Bruins. Alongside his brothers Jerry Jacobs Jr. and Lou Jacobs, Charlie provides leadership to Delaware North ...

Charlie Jacobs said his father, Jeremy, is still very involved with the Boston Bruins. Charlie Jacobs told the Boston Globe that the 85-year-old owner “watches every game” and calls the next ...

One hundred years later, we have Charlie Jacobs, CEO of the Bruins and son of longtime owner/chairman Jeremy Jacobs, crafting a letter that was sent to B’s fans. The big takeaway, as has already ...

Here is the full text of the letter Bruins CEO Charlie Jacobs wrote to fans on Wednesday, one day after the team wrapped up a season in which it failed to make the playoffs. Read more of Jacobs ...

The morning after the Bruins’ disappointing 2024-25 season came to a close on Tuesday night, Bruins CEO Charlie Jacobs penned a letter to fans — acknowledging the disastrous shortcomings this ...

So, Jacobs spoke to the loyal Bruins faithful, whom he referred to as the best hockey fans. He has always admired such fans for being loyal to the team in good times and in bad times, especially ...

The Bruins’ 2024-25 season spiraled into disaster for a multitude of reasons. Boston plummeted to the bottom of the Eastern Conference standings with a 33-39-9 record — missing the postseason ...