I can only imagine that this means the end of Ryan Spooner at center.... or maybe a trade for one of Krejci/Spooner out of Boston. Too many centers...
Bergeron, Krejci, Backes, Spooner, Acciari, Moore.....
I would imagine that Moore would be on the 4th line, I don't think this means much to Spooner.
I can only imagine that this means the end of Ryan Spooner at center.... or maybe a trade for one of Krejci/Spooner out of Boston. Too many centers...
Bergeron, Krejci, Backes, Spooner, Acciari, Moore.....
Spooner is easily unseated by Backes.
Did you not see what Backes and Sweeney said about where Backes would play? He is going to be a winger/fill in center. Is Krejci even going to be ready to start the season on time? I thought he was going to miss a month. That and the PK is why I see them signing Moore. Moore looks like a depth guy, nothing more, nothing less. I see him filling the spot that Gregory Campbell had for a few years.
On Tuesday, the CEO may have spilled the beans. Participating in the WEEI/NESN Jimmy Fund radio telethon, Charlie Jacobs used the Bruins’ depth at center — naming Backes and not incumbent third-line pivot Ryan Spooner — as a primary reason as to why he feels the Bruins will be improved this season.
“We’ve got Bergeron, [David] Krejci and Backes as our first three centers. Think about that,†Jacobs said. “I don’t know if there’s a team in the Eastern Conference that is [as] three-deep at center.â€
A source told WEEI.com Tuesday that the Bruins have not told Spooner that he’ll be playing wing in the coming season. Spooner is entering the final season of a two-year deal with a $950,000 cap hit and will be a restricted free agent after the season.
I wouldn't be so sure about that.
http://bigbadblog.weei.com/sports/b...ays-david-backes-is-bruins-third-line-center/
Always liked Moore back when he was a Leaf and was sorry to hear what he's gone through of late. Best of luck in Beantown.
Possibly something around Fowler for Spooner + prospect(s)
Always liked Moore back when he was a Leaf and was sorry to hear what he's gone through of late. Best of luck in Beantown.