transaction: the rumour involving former Boston Bruin Charlie Coyle has just been confirmed

The Boston Bruins organization made some outrageous moves this past March during the NHL Trade Deadline, as they departed with several players, including the former fan-favourite, Charlie Coyle.

During the trade deadline, the Colorado Avalanche acquired Coyle, and now, the veteran forward has made his way right back into the rumour mill, suggesting there is a possibility that the 33-year old will find a new home this offseason.

Due to these speculations and rumours, let's dissect three team's that could try to acquire Coyle during this year's offseason.

The Devils are in desperate need to improve their third-line center spot, and Coyle could provide the organization just that.

Not only could Coyle evidently become an upgrade over New Jersey's current third-line center, Erik Haula, but this acquisition would also give the team another player who works on both the power play as well as the penalty kill.

The Maple Leafs will undoubtedly be aiming towards improving down the middle this offseason, so Coyle could absolutely grab this organization's attention.

Just like New Jersey, Coyle could offer Toronto an excellent addition to their third-line center spot.

The Ducks are expected to be extremely aggressive this offseason as they seek to become bigger competitors for the 2025/26 NHL season.

That being said, Anaheim just acquired Chris Kreider from the New York Rangers, and a player such as Charlie Coyle could also be a strong addition to this team's roster.

That being said, Charlie Coyle's future is completely uncertain, but it seems as though this former Bruin is expected to be on his way to a new destination.