BREAKING NEWS: Boston Bruins Assistant GM Jamie Langenbrunner Suspended Indefinitely
In a shocking development just weeks ahead of NHL training camps opening, the Boston Bruins have announced that Assistant General Manager of Player Personnel, Jamie Langenbrunner, has been suspended indefinitely, effective immediately.
The organization released a brief statement this afternoon confirming the suspension, stating:
“Effective immediately, Jamie Langenbrunner has been suspended indefinitely from his duties as Assistant General Manager of Player Personnel. The organization is currently reviewing the matter internally and will not be commenting further at this time.”
While the Bruins have yet to release details surrounding the suspension, multiple league sources have indicated that it stems from a violation of internal team policies. It remains unclear whether the NHL or other authorities are involved.
Langenbrunner, a former Stanley Cup champion and respected figure in the hockey world, joined the Bruins’ front office in 2015, steadily rising through the ranks to oversee player development and scouting operations. His tenure has been largely credited with helping rejuvenate Boston’s prospect pipeline in recent years.
The suspension comes at a critical time for the Bruins, as the team prepares for key decisions ahead of the 2025–26 season. With free agency largely settled and preseason preparations underway, the sudden absence of a high-ranking executive is likely to disrupt operations, at least in the short term.
General Manager Don Sweeney is expected to address the media later this week.
