The Boston Bruins gearing up for the upcoming regular season will be quite a departure from the team we saw last spring when they faced the Florida Panthers. Big names like Bergeron, Krejci, Hall, Bertuzzi, Orlov, Nosek, and Foligno have moved on. New faces like Geekie, van Riemsdyk, Shattenkirk, and the beloved Lucic have joined the ranks. But, is there another player from last year's squad who might be packing his bags?
According to an anonymous NHL scout, Matt Grzelcyk has attracted interest from other teams, and the Bruins might consider a move if Mason Lohrei continues to shine.
"Talk is heating up as I scout preseason games here," revealed an NHL scout from the Northeast. "Teams are assessing if their young talents can step up. Look at what Lohrei did in Buffalo last night. Sure, he had a few hiccups, but he's showing promise. I followed him closely last season. He could be NHL-ready."
"While I can't say much about Forbort, I can confirm teams have their eye on Grzelcyk," the scout added. "Maybe Donny Sweeney should give Kyle Davidson in Chicago a call? Grzelcyk could bolster their left-shot defense, and they have cap space. He'd be a great addition to their powerplay."
