At 37 multiple surgeries, one year at a time, and do not move off that.When long-term players leave the only organization they've known, it's usually over term.
If he gets to July 1st, I can see a contender offering up 4 years. Say the Bruins draw the line on 2, does the turn down the 2 extra years?
At 37 multiple surgeries, one year at a time, and do not move off that.
Elliot Freedman was on NHL morning skate, this morning saying it sounds like the Marchand Negotiations hit a snag with the amount of term.
They would never do that, I still think he gets traded deadline day.Honestly I think if the Bruins would offer him 3 years he's signed right now.
Devils would pay for Marchand if you're interested!
What would you sign him for?
(I have no problem extending him, but it shouldn't be north of $6M)
That does not help Boston fix things any quicker but he is a Bruins legend so be itwe don't know what management thinks, but...
Conor Ryan
@ConorRyan_93
"My goal is to play here forever."Speaking on
@WhatChaosShow
, Brad Marchand shared his thoughts on the trade rumors surrounding him ahead of the March 7 deadline.
Bruins GM will take Brad at his word though ,u know it & I know it.I always go back to Patrick Marleau, 20 years in San Jose, he never thought he'd leave, then he gets to July 1st without an extension, multiple teams come calling offering multi-year deals, and the rest is history.
Not many agree but the Bruins need to A) Swallow their pride and admit this season is a lost cause.
Then pick B or C.
B is extending Marchand before the deadline passes.
C is trading him before the deadline passes.
I'm good with either decision. It's indecision that would be a mistake. Management need to man-up and be decisive here, one way or the other.
I’m GM he’s playing for Boston next seasonThat does not help Boston fix things any quicker but he is a Bruins legend so be it
Bruins GM will take Brad at his word though ,u know it & I know it.
He has always been pretty streaky - emotionally driven20 goals so far and he can easily match or exceed the 29 he scored last season. He’s right where he’s been consistently for the last 5 years. Is he slower, yes but other than that, his game hasn’t fallen off like some posters keep trying to push.
2 year extension and he retires a Bruin.
Hey, I would like Brad to finish where he started, with us, here in Boston.I’m GM he’s playing for Boston next season
All of a sudden I’m reading he’s not good, he’s selfish lol
He and his wife are living here and his kids are it sounds like growing up here so I’d put it at other than an unlikely March - June: play-cation; he will be back on an extension
He has always been pretty streaky - emotionally driven
Legit top 6 F
His demise here is another fun read
I’m guessing they as in ownership want him part of organizationHey, I would like Brad to finish where he started, with us, here in Boston.
That will likely be the case.
I'm fine with that.
He would fetch a pretty penny.
I know who I would really like to move...
There are two of them.
Well past their expiration date.
They will likely be here through the summer. There are variables.
To paraphrase Mr. Mike from Everett, given the opportunity, I would eject both forcibly into the sun, never to be seen on Causeway Street, or in recurring nightmares, again.
Tis a consummation devoutly to be wished, though unfulfilled.
For now, anyway.
Query:
Do you think Don Sweeney or Cam Neely want Zdeno Chara anywhere near the executive suites of the Boston Bruins?
Someone, and I won't say who, made the mercurial offer.
Which, apparently, was accepted.
Why would that certain someone do this, as in love as he is with SweeNeely?
Curiouser & curiouser,
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I'm still torn on what they should do. It's very special to have a guy like him spend his entire career here. At the same time, the package we get for him could help this team re tool a lot quicker, whether that's getting draft picks and developing them or flipping them for more help up front.
Think the question we need to ask is will we contend for a cup again in his career.
He’s not back and they go with Providence guys I’m guessing the sell out streak is overI'm still torn on what they should do. It's very special to have a guy like him spend his entire career here. At the same time, the package we get for him could help this team re tool a lot quicker, whether that's getting draft picks and developing them or flipping them for more help up front.
Think the question we need to ask is will we contend for a cup again in his career.