While the 2024-25 season was a complete disaster for the Boston Bruins, Morgan Geekie undoubtedly was a bright spot for them.

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Morgan Geekie will enter his third year with the Bruins after he signed a six-year extension with Boston on Sunday night. And while he hasn’t been around as long as David Pastrnak or Charlie ...

Exactly two years ago, Morgan Geekie was out of a job. He was not tendered his qualifying offer by the Seattle Kraken and he was cast into free agency. Now, after signing a two-year deal worth $2 ...

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The B’s announced Sunday night they have agreed to a six-year contract worth $33 million with right wing Morgan Geekie. The deal has a $5.5 million annual salary cap hit.

Morgan Geekie, his scoring hands on fire as the last buckets of cold water doused the Bruins’ 2024-25 season, sounds hopeful and eager about returning in the fall.

Geekie’s deal has a $5.5 million AAV Boston Bruin forward Morgan Geekie celebrates his goal with teammates during the third period of an NHL game against the Colorado Avalanche, Saturday, Jan ...

LOS ANGELES — The Bruins crossed another item off their offseason to-do list Sunday night, inking restricted free agent Morgan Geekie to a six-year extension worth $5.5 million annually.

Geekie and Pastrnak provided the offense and carried the team as far as they could. Together, they had a Corsi for percentage (CF%) of 52.38, an expected goals for (xGF%) of 53.25% and scored well ...

The Boston Bruins have agreed to a 6-year contract extension with forward Morgan Geekie, the team announced on Sunday. Bruins GM Don Sweeney announced the deal, which will run through the 2030-31 ...

Morgan Geekie has signed a six-year, $33 million extension with the Boston Bruins with an annual average value of $5.5 million, league sources told The Athletic ’s Chris Johnston.