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Two former Boston Bruins players careers officially hit a new low
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With the NHL season coming up quick, teams are starting to place players on waivers, and two former Bruins members careers hit a new low after being placed on waivers today.
Even after making their first round of cuts, the Boston Bruins have yet to place any players on the waiver wire.
There is talks that goaltender Michael DiPietro will be placed on waivers soon, and the Bruins are at risk of losing him.
Per 32 Thoughts the Podcast, Elliot Friedman says he has no doubt teams will consider Michael DiPietro if he goes on waivers. #NHLBruins
But, according to PuckPedia, two former Boston Bruins players have been placed on waivers by their respective teams.
Two Ex-Bruins players placed on waivers
PuckPedia revealed that the New York Rangers and Nashville Predators both placed a former Bruin on waivers.
The New York Rangers ended up placing former Boston Bruins forward Anton Blidh on waivers.
On the other hand, the Nashville Predators have placed former Bruins defenseman Jordan Oesterle on waivers as well.
Blidh was a former 6th round pick of the Boston Bruins back in 2013. He appeared in six seasons with the Boston Bruins from 2016-2022.
During those six seasons, Blidh appeared in 70 games where he scored four goals, eight assists for 12 points with 177 hits.
Oesterle on the other hand only played in 22 games for the Boston Bruins last season, before being claimed off of waivers by the Nashville Predators.
In those 22 games with the Bruins he recorded one goal, five assists for six points. After being claimed off of waivers, Oesterle appeared in 15 games with the Predators where he scored three goals and one assist.
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