Former Boston Bruins Forward Reportedly Set To Be Traded
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After getting into an altercation with Colorado Avalanche's captain during the playoffs this year, former Boston Bruins forward Charlie Coyle may be getting shopped once again.
During the 2024-25 season at the NHL trade deadline, the Boston Bruins ended up trading Charlie Coyle, along with a 5th round pick to the Colorado Avalanche, and in return they got Casey Mittelstadt, top prospect William Zellers, and a 2025 2nd round pick.
Before the trade, Charlie Coyle spent a long seven-years with the Boston Bruins organization.
Coyle played pretty good for the Avalanche, scoring two goals and 13 points in 19 regular-season games, but struggled during the playoffs. He would only pick up one assist and was a minus-4 rating in seven games.
After being eliminated, it seems like the Avalanche may be looking to trade Charlie Coyle during the off-season.
Coyle On The Trading Block Again
Nick Kypreos of the Toronto Sun recently reported that the Avalanche may make Coyle available for trade this off-season, especially after re-signing Brock Nelson to a three-year $22.5 million contract extension.
"Not too many were surprised to see Brock Nelson re-up in Colorado after the hefty price they paid to acquire him at the deadline. That signing should put Avalanche centre Charlie Coyle, who's owed $5.25 million for one more season, back on the trade market," Kypreos said.
Due to his versatillity, the Avalanche may be able to get a nice return for Coyle. He can play on the power play, and penalty kill, and will also come with a lot of playoff experience.
Coyle appeared in 83 games split between Boston and Colorado where he scored 17 goals, and 35 points.
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