Bruins may lose these three players
All three players were acquired at the trade deadline and played significant roles for the Bruins.
Dmitry Orlov, primarily known for his defensive prowess, showcased his offensive capabilities by putting up an impressive 8 points in 7 playoff games.
Garnet Hathaway proved to be a valuable depth addition, providing stability to the lineup. Meanwhile, Tyler Bertuzzi had a standout postseason, displaying rare scoring ability with 5 goals and 10 points in just 7 games.
Losing all three of these players would undoubtedly be a significant blow to the Bruins. Their contributions were crucial in the team's success, and their absence would leave a notable void.
The Bruins will need to navigate their cap constraints carefully to retain these valuable assets or find suitable replacements to maintain their competitiveness.
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POLL |
MAI 20 | 147 ANSWERS Bruins may lose these three players If you could keep one, who are you keeping? |
Hathaway | 2 | 1.4 % |
Bertuzzi | 125 | 85 % |
Orlov | 20 | 13.6 % |
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