Bruins Need Geekie to Rediscover Scoring Touch

The Hockey Writers argues that the Boston Bruins need forward Morgan Geekie to regain his goal-scoring form after managing just one goal through the first 14 games of the 2026-27 NHL season. Following a career-best 39-goal campaign that earned him a six-year, $33 million contract extension, Geekie has tallied nine total points while experiencing a noticeable drop in his shooting percentage and shots on goal.

Brandon Share-Cohen highlights that Geekie is averaging just 1.21 shots on net per game and holding a career-low 5.9% shooting percentage. While the Bruins remain in first place in the Atlantic Division despite his slump, the writer asserts that Boston requires more offensive production from its leading goal-scorer of a year ago to sustain its early-season success.