A Big Gap In The Bruins Roster Is Causing Issues
The Boston Bruins find themselves in a challenging position with their roster heading into the offseason. With only 15 out of 23 roster spots filled, the team has limited cap space available, with just $4.9 million remaining. Complicating matters further is the absence of two top-six centers, leaving a significant void in the lineup.
Additionally, the Bruins have a young top restricted free agent (RFA) goalie who needs to be re-signed. Balancing the financial aspects while securing a deal that keeps their promising netminder happy will require careful negotiations.
The Bruins' management will have their work cut out for them as they navigate the offseason. They'll need to make strategic moves to address their roster needs while working within the confines of their limited cap space. Rebuilding the center position and ensuring the RFA goalie's contract is resolved will be key priorities for the team.
As the offseason progresses, the Bruins might have a completely different team heading into next year.
| POLL | ||
Will the Bruins have a different team next year? | ||
| Very different | 72 | 81.8 % |
| No | 16 | 18.2 % |
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