Alex Steeves
Center · Boston Bruins
Current Season
GP
39
Goals
9
Assists
7
Points
16
+/-
+5
S%
18.4%
Career Stats
Contract
Cap Hit
$850K
Total Value
$850K
Expires
1 yrs · 2025-2026
Status
Then RFA
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Recent Stories
The Bruins just handed Alex Steeves a two-year extension through 2027-28, rewarding the gritty forward who's leading Boston in hits per 60 and chipping in eight goals through 33 games this season. Don Sweeney knows depth scoring doesn't grow on trees, especially for a club always hunting that extra edge in the playoffs.
The Bruins reward Alex Steeves with a two-year extension at $1.625 million cap hit after the gritty forward signed as a free agent last summer and quickly became a lineup Swiss Army knife. Coaches love deploying him anywhere from the fourth line to the power play and penalty kill, where he notches shorthanded goals and leads Boston in hits per 60 with a punishing 17.15 rate.
The Bruins reward Alex Steeves with a two-year extension through 2027-28 after he delivers eight goals and leads the team in hits per 60 during 33 games this season. General Manager Don Sweeney sees the 26-year-old free agent signee from last July as key depth who averages a career-high 12:24 of ice time and ties for fifth in plus-minus.
Alex Steeves dives headfirst into the Boston Bruins lineup, embracing the big-league grind right as the Olympic break hits. Call-ups like him thrive on these moments when vets head to international ice, and Steeves brings that AHL edge the Bruins crave for depth. With the break shaking up rosters, his transition sets the stage for a Bruins push when play resumes.
The Bruins reward Alex Steeves with a two-year extension through 2027-28 after he leads the team in hits per 60 and piles up 14 points in 33 games this season. Don Sweeney moves fast to secure the gritty forward who signed as a free agent last summer and now averages a career-high 12:24 of ice time while ranking high in plus-minus.
The Bruins waste no time rewarding Alex Steeves for his breakout season, handing the gritty winger a two-year deal that keeps him in the Black and Gold through 2028. Steeves has carved out a real role under Marco Sturm, piling up eight goals and leading the team in hits while earning trust on both special teams. With 12 of 13 forwards now locked in for next year, Don Sweeney signals stability up front as Boston eyes another deep playoff run.