Bruins Goaltender Set To Be Involved In Blockbuster Trade
Amid swirling trade talks, there's a buzz around Boston Bruins' goalie Linus Ullmark. Despite a rough outing last Saturday, giving up five goals on 26 shots, Ullmark's still catching eyes.
Analysts blame his struggles on the team's defensive woes rather than his own play.
Rumor has it, the L.A. Kings are eyeing Ullmark, with insiders saying,
"I think they really like him."
This interest coincides with the Bruins mulling over roster changes to ignite their season.
Ullmark, a former Vezina Trophy winner, could be a game-changer for teams craving goaltending stability.
At 30, he's halfway through a four-year, $20 million deal, boasting a 16-7-6 record, with a 2.80 GAA and .910 save percentage.
In trade discussions, the Bruins are eyeing Kings' defenseman Matt Roy and winger Arthur Kaliyev, who might be looking for new horizons.
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