Bruins avoid arbitration with Trent Frederic
The Boston Bruins avoided arbitration with at least one of the two players that had been heading for a hearing.
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The Boston Bruins avoided arbitration with at least one of the two players that had been heading for a hearing.
The Bruins' arbitration filing for Swayman came in at $2 million. The filing from Swayman's camp was at $4.8 million.
"I wish I could play forever and never have to do this, but eventually you have to move on. The body tells you things sometimes," Bergeron said Wednesday.
Brad Marchand reacts to the retirement of his longtime line mate and great friend, Patrice Bergeron.
The raw and real emotion evident on each player's face would suggest that the Bruins knew that Bergeron was, in all likelihood, not coming back to play in the fall.
"It is with a full heart and a lot of gratitude that today I am announcing my retirement as a professional hockey player," Bergeron said in a statement Tuesday.
While the Bruins wait on some bigger offseason matters, Don Sweeney remains hard at work tinkering with the back end of Boston's roster.
The Stanley Cup continued its tour around Massachusetts on Friday, with Jack Eichel spending part of his day with the Cup at a local rink near his hometown of North Chelmsford.
Bruce Cassidy brought the Stanley Cup to Milton on Thursday to raise awareness for a cause that's important to him and his family.
The Boston Bruins made another addition on Wednesday, signing center Jesper Boqvist to a one-year deal.
The Bruins avoided salary arbitration with Ian Mitchell, signing the defenseman to a one-year deal worth $775,000 on Monday.
Bruins general manager Don Sweeney's offseason work continued on Wednesday with the team re-signing a pair of its own restricted free agents: forward Jakub Lauko and AHL goaltender Kyle Keyser.
Here's a closer look at the moves, non-moves, and losses from the Bruins thus far.
Tyler Bertuzzi's brief run in Boston has officially come to an end, as he signed a one-year deal with the Toronto Maple Leafs.
Milan Lucic is a Boston Bruin again. According to reports, Lucic signed a one-year deal with a $1 million base salary plus performance bonuses.
