Bruins could look to pick up this star if the price is right

However, the potential deal seems to be on hold, possibly due to the ongoing speculation surrounding Vladimir Tarasenko.

Tatar himself has expressed a desire to secure a two-year contract, indicating his openness to a longer-term commitment.

With their shrewd negotiating tactics, Bruins General Manager Don Sweeney has a reputation for securing valuable players at favorable prices.

Should the circumstances align, a one-year, one-million-dollar contract could potentially make Andersen an attractive addition to the Bruins' roster.

As the offseason progresses, the fate of Tatar remains uncertain, but the Bruins could be poised to take advantage of favorable opportunities in the market.

It will be interesting to see how these situations unfold and whether the Bruins will make strategic moves to strengthen their team.