Former Boston Bruins Forward's Career Reaches An All-Time Low Following Latest Development

An announcement was just made that revealed former Boston Bruins forward, and fan favourite in Chris Wagner's career seems to be hitting an all-time low.

The Colorado Avalanche have announced that they have assigned former Boston Bruins Chris Wagner back down to the Colorado Eagles in the American Hockey League.

Wagner was just recalled to the Colorado Avalanche when they were set to take on the Boston Bruins, and ended up just playing in that game before being sent back down to the American Hockey League.

Wagner has been spliting games between the Eagles and Avalanche this season. He has appeared in 24 NHL games this season and has recorded just one goal. He has also appeared in 16 games in the AHL where he has 4 goals, 7 assists for 11 points.

Ever since leaving the Boston Bruins organization in the 2023 off-season, Wagner hasn't really played many games in the NHL. Since joining the Avalanche organization he has appeared in just 37 games in two years.

While being apart of the Boston Bruins organization Wagner would play 184 games in the NHL during his first three seasons. After that he would spent most of his time in the American Hockey League.

Wagner is a solid depth player, but was never known for his offensive abilities. He has a career high of 12 goals in the NHL which came when he played 76 games with the Boston Bruins during the 2018-19 season.

It's clear that Wagner is beginning to regress, and his hockey dreams may soon come to an end soon.