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By: Andrew Thompson Twitter: @Godwentwhoops
Former Boston Bruins forward Milan Lucic is looking to leave Edmonton. Depending on the sources cited, Lucic wants another shot at the Cup and/or wants out of Canada. Former Bruins general manager Peter Chiarelli has begun to shop around Lucic and his contract.
Who doesn’t remember that hit? When Jack Edwards said that hit would be on hockey highlight reels for a decade, he … Keep Reading
By: Andrew Thompson Twitter: @Godwentwhoops
Free agent Ilya Kovalchuk is back on the market, and he’s interested in coming back to the NHL. Naturally, Boston area organizations jumped on the story and began spinning and weaving the idea that the 35-year old Russian player would want to wear the ‘spoked B’ and play for the Boston Bruins.
… Keep ReadingAnd the talks begin out East for Ilya Kovalchuk. https://t.co/AysnRqkLA3
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By: Tyler Aragao | Follow me on Twitter @Tyleraragao40
In today’s NHL its been proven countless times how important it is to have a reliable number two option in goal. Looking at some of the recent Stanley Cup champions the trend is evident.
The Blackhawks in 2015 relied on Scott Darling to push them past Nashville in the first round en route to their third title in five years, the … Keep Reading
By: Drew Johnson | Follow Me On Twitter: @doobshmoob
The Boston Bruins must re-sign Charlie McAvoy, Brandon Carlo, Ryan Donato, and Danton Heinen next summer. That is in addition to guys like Noel Acciari and Adam McQuaid if they earn an extension this season. Think about how much that may cost.
For this reason, and a many more, General Manager Don Sweeney ought not to make a big splash in … Keep Reading
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By Mike Cratty | Follow me on Twitter @Mike_Cratty
Time has passed since his retirement from the NHL in 2013, but Ilya Kovalchuk wants to return to the NHL for another go. Most recently, he has visited with the Los Angeles Kings and the San Jose Sharks in pursuit of said return. With some cap maneuvering and good contemplation, Kovalchuk could be a fit in Boston.… Keep Reading
By: Andrew Thompson Twitter: @godwentwhoops
The Boston Bruins have had a thing about local players these last few years. Unfortunately for the B’s, that hasn’t really worked out for them. The Bruins kept looking for that local, gritty winger but ended up getting disappointed in players like Jimmy Hayes and Frank Vatrano.
The Bruins did seem to have better luck with New Hampshire native Tim Schaller though. Schaller … Keep Reading
By: Andrew Thompson Twitter: @godwentwhoops
With just over a month before the start of free agency, the Boston Bruins are going to have some tough choices to make on which of their free agents will be staying with the team next season. Among the UFAs the B’s will have to make a decision on are the two players with the last name Nash.
Riley Nash had a solid year … Keep Reading
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By: Mark Allred | Follow Me On Twitter @BlackAndGold277
Boston Bruins General Manager Don Sweeney certainly has his work cut out for him with a long list of contract negotiations this offseason. Bruins backup goaltender Anton Khudobin’s two-year $1.2 million contract comes to an end on July 1, 2018, and it remains to be seen whether or not he returns to Boston or test the free agent … Keep Reading
By: Lucas Salvatore | Check me out on Twitter @lsalvatore29
Rick Nash has been a welcomed addition to the Boston Bruins since arriving in late February but with plenty of young talent on the rise will the Bruins retain the power forward?
Nash was the most significant acquisition for the Bruins this trade deadline the deal was as follows.
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By: Lucas Salvatore | Check me out on Twitter @lsalvatore29
We are aware the playoffs are around the corner but why not talk about some contract situations!
Riley Nash has been found money for this team ever since he was signed by general manager Don Sweeney on July first of 2016 to a deal worth 1.8 million over two years that is a small 900-thousand-dollar cap hit which in … Keep Reading
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