Do you mean "A prospect" orI will be looking forward to the day we have (****) Prospect worth talking about.
"prospects?"
Great Anal-ogy!Using the old “haven’t we’ve beaten 2015 to death” argument when talking about the current state of the. Boston Bruins center position always makes me laugh.
It’s like asking someone who got shot 42 times in the testicles in a particularly nasty boys weekend paintball tournament not to bring it up on Father’s Day when he’s only one who doesn’t have kids.
Yeah, we get it Dave. We collectively ruptured your balls with paint filled bullets. It sucked but sweet Jesus isn’t it ancient history by now? Are you ever going to let it go???
Is a Bruins retool coming at the ideal time with a spiking NHL salary cap?
“The Bruins would be wise not to blow a majority of that $25 million this summer alone.
But if the Bruins are looking to augment their roster and reshuffle personnel around that Pastrnak-McAvoy-Swayman core moving forward, the NHL’s bull market should give them the leeway to continually add to an already steady group of star talent.
Whether that means forking over $8 million this summer for a Boeser or Nikolaj Ehlers, trying to reel in a big fish like North Chelmsford product Jack Eichel in 2026 or bringing in established talent (and salary) via trades, the Bruins have many options available to them in the years ahead — all without putting themselves in the cap jail that roadblocked the franchise in 2014 and 2023.
At least, such is the opportunity now afforded to the Bruins given this fortuitous spike in spending.
Just how the Bruins manage to apply that spending power — or rather, who will be tasked with leading said retool — remains to be seen.”
There's been some talk that the Bruins will fire Sweeneely, but I doubt it.
The whole coaching staff needs to GO.
Only 3 that I keep are Bob Essensa, Mike Dunham, and Adam McQuaid. The rest need to be cut free.
Talk of having a LOT of cap space:
Sounds like prior to this past off season. How many times was it proclaimed that "We're going to have a lot of cap space to do what needs to be done blah blah blah. In the end, a hugely disappointing season.
Of course the reasons varied from large to small:
1) our super duper super-star generationally superior, highly educated in "cyphering and such" from the worlds premier business school.
2) A world class buffoon, the luckiest (HC) SOB I've ever seen. He had no sense of gratitude toward Sweeney and the Bruins (IMO) when they took a chance on him
and he bolted to greener pastures, traitor. Screw him and the St. Louis Blooos (or is it booze).
3) A group of "professional" hockey players who thought and acted as though they didn't need to be
ready to start the season. The former HC can have partial credit for that too.
4) Sweeney not leaving any real cap space to make corrective trades of any significance.
I've ranked on Pasta in the past, but after watching how distressed he appears before, during and after games I realized that he doesn't deserve even 1% of the blame.
He's got very little on the roster to help him.
So to wrap it up, I would like to seen a rebuild, reload.
There are only, maybe 4 forwards I keep.
I would go to Brad and tell him that we're going to trade him, ask him his preferences, and PROMISE him that we'll resign him (if he wants) on July 1st.
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