Analyst Speculates That Bruins Could Trade David Pastrnak
It's now mid-August, and restricted free agent David Pastrnak remains unsigned.
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It's now mid-August, and restricted free agent David Pastrnak remains unsigned.
The Boston Bruins organization is going on a tour of every state in New England this month in order to "grow the game of hockey throughout the region."
Rask's NHL ranking is debatable, but what is not debatable is his inconsistency as a goalie.
The Bruins have finally entered the 21st century and hired a goaltender development coach to supplement the work of goaltending coach Bob Essensa, who will be in his 15th season with Boston this season.
Matt Kalman on why the lack of progress toward a Pastrnak extension shouldn't worry you.
At just 21 years old, winger David Pastrnak figures to be an important part of the Bruins' future. But as of now, the restricted free agent remains without a contract.
At this crucial point in development of some of the Bruins' most important prospects who will determine the fate of the organization through the end of this decade, general manager Don Sweeney and executive director of player personnel John Ferguson Jr. have decided there's no head coaching experience required to be the guy that will work closest with these vital players.
Considering the lengthy, wealthy second contracts most high-end talents sign these days, Ryan Spooner should probably be worth more and deserve longer term from the Bruins by now.
After an offseason filled with trade rumors, Ryan Spooner could be in Boston to stay.
The Bruins and Ryan Spooner appear destined for salary arbitration.
The four-person panel on "SportsNation" this week tried to have some hockey talk anyway. It didn't go very well.
Matt Kalman passes along a few things we learned about the Bruins' system from last week's development camp.
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