Boston Bruins to trade a top-six forward: New details have surfaced to the media

The Boston Bruins are at a very strange time in their current organizations stage as their winning ways have quickly faded away.

Fans who once trusted Don Sweeney have now quickly lost it all following a major shakeup at the March 7th NHL trade deadline that saw several familiar faces to Bruins fans get sent packing, in deals which felt very lopsided-that didn't favour Boston.

Brandon Carlo, Brad Marchand were trades that stunned fans, almost a mimick of the Chicago Blackhawks who decided to trade away Patrick Kane for no value in the deals return to 'shake up' the organization.

According to a new report from Shawn Hutcheon, Center Pavel Zacha is being dangled across the market as a trade chip of GM Don Sweeney's.

As training camp approaches quickly in September, there is still several missing pieces on the roster needing to be fulfilled, and with the potential loss of Zacha, it's only adding more confusion to the current equation of the Boston Bruins.

An interesting time to be a Bruins fans but all we can do at this stage is trust general manager Don Sweeney moving forward.

He has missed out on several signings in free agency this July 1st, and if the trade involving Zacha comes to fruition with the Bruins getting fleeced in another trade, Sweeney will ultimately end up on the hot seat moving forward.