Veteran Patrice Bergeron is back for one more season, and the Bruins are rallying around him with their season opener on Wednesday.

Mike Reilly, Nick Foligno and Chris Wagner could be sent to Providence as Boston trims its roster in advance of its season opener.

Taylor Hall is limited because of an upper-body injury, but the Bruins are hoping he’ll be ready for the season opener next Wednesday.

Oskar Steen, 24, signed a two-year, one-way contract with an annual average value of $800,000 last April.

A.J. Greer came to camp battling for a spot on the Bruins’ fourth line, but could get much more than that.

Veteran winger Chris Wagner brings his disciplined and hard-nosed approach every time, but is it enough to stick with Boston?

David Pastrnak has one year left on his contract with Boston, which opens its training camp on Thursday.

The 6-foot-9 defenseman was captain of the Boston Bruins for 14 seasons, leading them to the Stanley Cup championship in 2011.

The former University of Maine star is excited about entering his first season as Boston’s head coach.

Patrice Bergeron and David Krejci were both members of the 2011 Stanley Cup winners.