Current Season
GP
55
Goals
9
Assists
41
Points
50
+/-
+3
S%
10.1%
Career Stats
Contract
Cap Hit
$9.50M
Total Value
$76.00M
Expires
8 yrs · 2029-2030
Status
Then UFA
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Recent Stories
David Pastrnak rips a one-timer off Charlie McAvoy's feed through heavy traffic late in the third to knot the score at 4-2 against San Jose. The Bruins sniper, who's been chef's kiss on the power play and in tight all season, delivers when his line with McAvoy needs him most. This goal shifts momentum in a game where Boston clings to every point in the tight Atlantic scrum, and front offices know Pasta's hot streak changes standings overnight.
Charlie McAvoy earns another shoutout as The Peterson School’s Hardest Working Player of the Week. Bruins fans know his relentless motor drives their blue line. This repeat honor underscores why he remains a cornerstone in Boston's defensive rebuild.
Charlie McAvoy keeps churning out points for fantasy managers even as he absorbs the league's heaviest punishment on the Boston blue line. The Bruins defender's resilience shines through in an era where top d-men like him face constant chaos from forechecking machines and cycle grinds that lesser guys would crumble under.
Charlie McAvoy logs monstrous minutes on Boston's top pair, racking up career-high points while shaking off a string of nagging injuries that would sideline lesser defenders. The 28-year-old blueliner averages nearly 25 minutes per night, blending elite blocks, hits, and power-play helpers into a stat line that screams All-Star.
Charlie McAvoy delivers the dagger with a game-winning goal, but his night ends with another trip to the dentist, proving this guy's jaw takes more punishment than a heavy bag. Bruins coaches marvel at his grit after recent facial wars, turning pain into points in a season where every shift counts. As Boston climbs the standings, McAvoy's warrior ethos sets the tone for playoff pushes.
Boston snags a gritty road win, yet Sherwood's beef with a McAvoy hit dominates postgame chatter among Atlantic coaches. The Bruins build momentum in the wild-card scrum while Red Wings drop another, accelerating their seller status. These divisional sparks often ignite the fire that fuels spring runs.