NHL insider reveals a failed blockbuster trade involving the Boston Bruins and Vancouver Canucks

The Boston Bruins sure made their appearance this past NHL Trade Deadline in March, where they departed with several Bruins, including the one and only, Brad Marchand, who just won the Stanley Cup Finals with the Florida Panthers.

However, new insight has erupted, revealing the Boston Bruins' general manager, Don Sweeney, had more plans for the deadline.

As a Boston Bruins reporter announced on social media via 'X' on Tuesday, June 16th, that the organization was showing interest in the Vancouver Canucks' Brock Boeser.

And with the offseason race in motion, the 28-year old forward's name seems to be surfacing once again.

Take a look:

Brock Boeser's 3-year, $19.95M contract with the Vancouver Canucks has just expired, leaving the 28-year old as a UFA (Unrestricted Free Agent), making him a huge target this offseason due to his immense talent.

Do you think the Boston Bruins organization will take a shot at Boeser once again this year and acquire him for the 2025/26 NHL season?

Although it is hard to tell, this former 1st round (23rd overall) pick could offer the Boston Bruins plenty of help offensively during the organizations re-tool, and if they hope to become competitors again, this might just be their best option.