"What's going to be interesting is if Don Sweeney feels compelled or pushed – maybe that's a better way to describe it – pushed by Cam Neely and the Jacobs family to do more," said Dreger, per FanRag Sports. "Who's to say that if the Boston Bruins continue to play as well as they are that they can't take down the Tampa Bay Lightning, or they can't take down the Pittsburgh Penguins if they find a way in, or the best in the East. So what as a general manager are you going to do to make us better?
"I checked around Boston yesterday and they don't have a strong appetite for the big deal. And every general manager will say, ‘But I'm interested. I'm willing to listen. If somebody wants to offer me yet another Top 4, Top 5 D of course I'm going to listen. If there's a big power forward, a piece out there that makes sense for us where we can move a couple of young assets and a draft pick, yeah we might be willing to do that.'
"But I don't get the sense that they're kicking in doors looking for areas to improve in."
