Boston Bruins Set To Trade For 3X Stanley Cup Champion
The Boston Bruins recently faced the absence of veteran presence in their lineup with Milan Lucic's legal issues related to an alleged domestic violence incident. Lucic pleaded not guilty to charges of assault and battery, leaving the Bruins potentially exploring options for a replacement.
Speculations are circulating about the availability of Minnesota Wild forward Pat Maroon on the trading block, as reported by Boston Hockey Now. Despite the Wild's recent four-game winning streak under new head coach John Hynes, Maroon's playing style reportedly doesn't align with Hynes' up-tempo approach.
An NHL executive source mentioned,
"I'm starting to hear his name out there. He doesn't fit in with [John] Hynes' up-tempo style and hasn't brought everything they wanted when they traded for him."
Maroon, in the final year of his contract, could be a feasible option for the Bruins at a relatively low cost. The potential trade might not require more than a 2024 seventh-round pick, according to the same source. In 23 games, Maroon has contributed three goals, eight assists, and accrued 15 penalty minutes.
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