Editing Boston Spirits (section)

=== Chris Lindstrom Era (2019 - present) ===
The man who beat the Spirits to qualification with Halifax the previous season, Chris Lindstrom moved to the hotseat in Boston for the 2020 VHL season, with high expectations to meet. His first campaign with the club seemed promising, as he managed to comfortably keep the Spirits in qualification territory, although the COVID-19 pandemic eventually cut the season short and nullified his efforts.

Lindstrom later commented that the pause in the VHL came at an opportune time for the club, as he was able to restructure failing systems and reorganize the team to be more cohesive. When the VHL resumed in 2021, the Spirits were immediately challenging for the top spot. By the end of the season, a charging Newfoundland Sailors easily topped the league, however the Spirits beat out stiff competition to secure second. Beating the Venom in the semi-finals, the Spirits returned to the VHL finals after a tumultuous four years. They were ultimately swept by a dominant Sailors team, however Lindstrom's showing was enough to allow him a second season at the helm of Boston.

Initially, the 2022 campaign proved highly successful for the Spirits, who achieved the first 50+ Season since 2009. They defeated the Loggers in the semi-finals, meeting the Mainers in the finals. Despite winning the first two games in the series, the Spirits were reverse-swept by the Mainers. This led to speculation over Lindstrom's future at the club, with some calling for his removal after failing to bring home a [2 - 0] series lead as the heavy favorites.

Despite rumors of his sacking, Lindstrom was retained for the 2023 campaign. Once more, the Spirits topped the league, nearly achieving back-to-back 50+ Seasons (a loss on the final matchday prevented them from accomplishing the feat). Once more beating the Loggers in the semi-finals, the Spirits once more met the Mainers in the final. This time, however, the Spirits were able to defeat the Mainers, winning the title after a nine-year drought.

Following his championship victory, Lindstrom signed a three-year contract extension, guaranteeing his era at the club until at least 2026.