Boston Bruins to trade David Pastrnak or Charlie McAvoy? It was just confirmed for both of them by an insider
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The Boston Bruins' contention abilities this 2024/25 NHL season have been needless to say, not going so well, and in order for the team to be contenders next year, they might need to start from scratch.
After the Bruins let go of their former captain, Brad Marchand, during the midst of the playoff stretch, speculations have risen regarding what the team's strategy is for the rest of the organization's veterans, as they are clearly taking this re-build very seriously.
NHL reporters suggest what Boston fans expect for the organization, and what this means for the team's veterans
On Wednesday's episode of Daily Faceoff Live, Frank Seravalli and Colby Cohen discussed the Bruins' season and what they expect to happen next:
Seravalli:
«The Boston Bruins are dead last in the Eastern Conference. You could say that's good news for the Buffalo Sabres, but Colby, I will throw this at you - the Bruins have done the trade deadline right. Rip the Band-Aid off, and trade away five pieces from your team, including Brad Marchand.»
Cohen responded:
«100%, and they're not going to tear down fully. They're not going to trade Charlie McAvoy and David Pasternak this summer; that's just not going to happen, and you've got Jeremy Swayman, so now they have their core pieces. You're right. Why not get a top-five pick? They do not have a deep prospect pool. Whoever they draft this year will automatically be their top prospect.
Full episode below:
Despite the probability of the Bruins keeping these two key-players, fans can expect a busy offseason as the organization's management has proved they're willing to take any steps towards success.
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