Brandon Carlo broke the silence on facing the Boston Bruins for the first time since being traded
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Leading up to his first game against the Boston Bruins, former Bruin Brandon Carlo broke the silence on facing his old team for the first time since being traded.
During the NHL trade deadline last year, Don Sweeney decided it was time for some drastic change in the Bruins organization.
With that, he ended up trading some big names like Brad Marchand, Charlie Coyle, Trent Frederic, Justin Brazeau, and of course Brandon Carlo.
Carlo was traded to the Toronto Maple Leafs, and in return the Bruins acquired Fraser Minten along with some picks.
Now, ahead of his first game against his former team, Carlo has spoken out.
Carlo speaks on facing his former team
Carlo stated that he would love to score on Jeremy Swayman tonight but "doesn't know if he'll let me get one."
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Brandon Carlo said he'd love to score against old pal Jeremy Swayman tonight. «I don't know if he'll let me get one,» said the former #Bruins turned Maple Leafs defenseman.
Heading into the game, the Toronto Maple Leafs have a major advantage.
It was announced that Charlie McAvoy and Casey Mittelstadt will both not be in the lineup tonight.
Along with that, last game the Bruins lost John Beecher to an injury, and not long ago also lost Elias Lindholm to an injury.
Charlie McAvoy is not playing tonight due to a personal matter, whereas Casey Mittelstadt is not playing due to an injury.
Charlie McAvoy is home because of a personal matter. Casey Mittlestadt (upper body) did not travel.
Do you think the Boston Bruins are going to beat Brandon Carlo in their first meeting against each other?
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