Heinen was originally drafted by the Bruins with the No. 116 overall pick in 2014. He played in 220 games for the Bruins over ...

Heinen is entering the final year of his two-year, $4.5 million deal. The 30-year-old could play left wing or center in all ...

Payday or Bargain? Projecting Nick Robertson's Arbitration AwardIn the coming week, the Toronto Maple Leafs and Nick ...

If the Boston Bruins truly hope to turn things back around during the 2025-26 season, it would be wise for them to add ...

The Pittsburgh Penguins have been the subject of a plethora of trade speculation this summer, as big-name veterans like Erik ...

There could be a possible trade scenario between the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Pittsburgh Penguins, with Toronto sending ...

The Pittsburgh Penguins have a slew of players who are either in the final or second-to-last year of their contract.

Over the first nine years of Danton Heinen’s NHL career, playing in Rogers Arena has been enemy territory. Now, back in his old stomping grounds and playing in a place that feels like a second ...

Canucks: There's no place like home for Danton Heinen to reach his potential Langley native Danton Heinen chose the Canucks in free agency because it's the right fit at the right time in the left ...

Former Boston Bruins forward and current Vancouver Canucks forward Jake DeBrusk joined “The Cam & Strick Podcast” on Tuesday, and said Vancouver’s contract offer was one of “a lot of offers” he ...

Enter Danton Heinen. Heinen posted what was essentially a career year in 2023/24, with the exception of a standout 47-point rookie campaign that he has never replicated.

Less than a year after joining the Bruins on a tryout contract, Danton Heinen will leave Boston for the Western Conference. Heinen bet on himself last year signing a professional tryout agreement ...