Boston Bruins complete an in-house trade: It was just confirmed to the media

There were a bunch of rumors that former Boston Bruins captain Brad Marchand may return to the organization, which definitely would have helped.

Ultimately, Marchand ended up re-signing with the Florida Panthers, and there weren't too many big named players the Bruins could have went after.

So instead, Don Sweeney ended up signing a bunch of bottom-six/depth players to small contracts.

One of those players happened to be a former player for the Bruins, and now he just ended up trading jerseys with a current Boston Bruin.

The Boston Bruins announced a trade yesterday, but this time no phone calls had to be made.

Former Boston Bruin Sean Kuraly ended up trading with Andrew Peeke to get his old jersey number back.

The Bruins announced this trade on X, stating that the terms of the deal were not disclosed.

Kuraly is going to wear his old number with the organization in No. 52, and Peeke made the switch to No. 26.

Kuraly previously spent five years with the Boston Bruins, and returned in free agency after playing with the Columbus Blue Jackets for the last four years.

Are you happy former Boston Bruin Sean Kuraly is back with the organization?