With the National Hockey League Trade Deadline looming just one week away, all eyes are on the Boston Bruins as they contemplate roster moves to bolster their lineup.
Bruins general manager Don Sweeney hinted at the team's desire to inject some physicality reminiscent of the legendary Big Bad Bruins era.
"There's the physical part of the game that we're lacking at times," Sweeney acknowledged. "Maybe we'd like to try and address that."
"We may have to look to the outside if it's possible"
Bruins GM Don Sweeney on the approaching NHL trade deadline
Despite the addition of former Stanley Cup champion Milan Lucic earlier in the season, who brought a gritty edge to the team, his absence due to off-ice issues has left a void in the lineup.
As rumors swirl, two names prominently linked to the Bruins are Flames defenseman Noah Hanifin and Coyotes defenseman Matt Dumba.
With the NHL Trade Deadline set for March 8, Bruins fans eagerly await news of potential roster changes as the team aims to strengthen their roster for the challenges ahead.
