Cam Neely Issued A Conflicting Statement Regarding The Boston Bruins Off-Season Plans

According to Boston Bruins insider Jim McBride of The Boston Globe, Cam Neely stated that "everything is on the table" this off-season after what has been a very disappointing season for the Boston Bruins.

During an exclusive interview, Cam Neely acknowledged that this season has seen some unusual circumstances with the Bruins trading multiple key players like Brad Marchand, along with a coaching change mid-season, and how badly the team has performed all year long.

One shocking statement Neely made was that Joe Sacco will still be a candidate for the Bruins full-time head coaching role. It seems clear to many fans that Sacco does not have what it takes to be the head coach of the Boston Bruins, especially after how this season has turned out.

He did confirm that the Bruins will not be entering a full-scale rebuild during the off-season, but instead it will be more of a re-tool despite selling off some big players at the NHL trade deadline like Brad Marchand, Brandon Carlo, Charlie Coyle, and Trent Frederic.

Cam Neely stated that "everything is going to be on the table" for their off-season plans, but a recent report from Frank Seravalli and Colby Cohen at DailyFaceoff revealed that the Boston Bruins will not be trading David Pastrnak or Charlie McAvoy.

If Neely is stating that everything is on the table though, that means they could possibly explore the option of trading one of the two, or even both of them this off-season.

Neely and Don Sweeney also stated that they are set to explore all avenues this off-season indicating that Pastrnak, or McAvoy could end up getting traded.