Frank Seravalli confirmed the Boston Bruins are trading a top-six forward: New details have emerged

Entering the off-season, the Boston Bruins had a lot they needed to improve on, and Don Sweeney ended up focusing on bringing in some bottom six players.

Their biggest move of the off-season was trading with the Edmonton Oilers for Viktor Arvidsson who is set to slot into their top six next season.

The Boston Bruins are still in need of an actual top six player, but Elliotte Friedman speculates they will make a big move for one come next off-season, when the free agency class is going to be stacked.

Although the Boston Bruins are in need of a top six player, there have been some rumors that they may trade one.

Pavel Zacha has been in trade rumors ever since the NHL trade deadline, and it has followed into the off-season.

Now Frank Seravalli has revealed some new details on whether or not the Boston Bruins are going to trade Pavel Zacha before the beginning of the 2025-26 season.

According to Seravalli, the Boston Bruins would be willing to move on from Zacha if they were offered the right deal:

Zacha has been a solid addition to the Boston Bruins lineup, but struggled offensively last season, scoring just 14 goals, 33 assists for 47 points in 82 games with the Bruins.

It's unclear what the Boston Bruins could get in return for Pavel Zacha, but his name continues to remain in rumors.