Boston Bruins possess assets to acquire Mark Scheifele and solve center dilemma
The Boston Bruins are once again in a waiting game as they await Patrice Bergeron and David Krejci's decisions on retirement.
Both veterans may opt not to return for the 2023-24 season, leaving the Bruins without suitable replacements. The team needs a top center, and Mark Scheifele of the Winnipeg Jets could be the answer.
Scheifele's contract is expiring, and the Bruins have the assets to make a trade. Acquiring Scheifele would address the Bruins' center depth, whether or not Bergeron returns. He would fit seamlessly in the top six, improving the team's performance.
Scheifele is a top-tier center, with impressive goal-scoring abilities and strong analytics. Working out a long-term extension would be crucial, and the Bruins have ample cap space for such a move.
Shedding salary may be necessary, potentially involving left-shot defensemen like Matt Grzelcyk or Brandon Carlo.
The Bruins are keen to secure Scheifele's services, as it would solidify their center position and keep them competitive.
Source: Thehockeywriters
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