Boston Bruins owner Jeremy Jacobs, who has led the NHL’s Board of Governors for nearly two decades, has stepped down from the role, marking the end of a long tenure. Washington Capitals owner Ted Leonsis has taken over as the new chairman, bringing fresh leadership to the league’s governing body. The transition follows Jacobs’ significant influence on NHL operations and policy during his time at the helm. Fans and analysts will be watching how Leonsis’ leadership may shape the future of the league.

After nearly 20 years as chairman of the NHL's Board of Governors, Boston Bruins owner Jeremy Jacobs has a new replacement in Washington Capitals owner Ted Leonsis.