Bruins GM Don Sweeney called out for a completed trade and things just got really ugly

General manager, Don Sweeney, has quickly kicked off his offseason re-tooling for the Boston Bruins organization which started off with their new and improved head coach, Marco Sturm.

With a new bench boss in Boston, there are still several pieces missing to complete Sweeney's true re-tooling plans.

And that is acquiring players this summer, whether that is through July 1st free agency or via trade with other teams, but a recent announcement just confirmed the re-tooling process has officially begun.

General manager, Don Sweeney, acquired a stud of a prospect from the Chicago Blackhawks' general manager, Kyle Davidson, in a multiply-asset trade that was announced on Friday, June 13.

The trade saw the Boston Bruins acquiring a former 11th overall pick, defenseman, Victor Soderstrom.

With lack of defensive depth in the Boston Bruins' prospect pool, many believed this trade would have thickened their future on the blue-line, but now Sweeney is facing the heat over this recent transaction.

Despite the promise that comes with the Bruins' recent acquisition, Boston's fan-base still won't let Don Sweeney off the hook for his past trade, and there is clearly trust issues within the organization.

Do you think Bruins fans will ever trust GM Don Sweeney again?