Bruins defenseman could be heading to Chicago
As the NHL offseason unfolds, the Chicago Blackhawks are actively on the hunt for potential additions to bolster their roster.
Among the names surfacing as intriguing options are TJ Brodie from the Toronto Maple Leafs and Derek Forbort from the Boston Bruins.
The Maple Leafs' desire to trim their salary cap has led to Brodie's name swirling in trade rumors. For the Blackhawks, who value experienced veterans to mentor their young talents, Brodie emerges as an enticing target.
Strengthening the left-side defense is a priority, and Brodie's skill set could provide the much-needed boost.
Meanwhile, the Bruins' cap constraints have brought Forbort into the spotlight. With a $3 million cap hit, he becomes an affordable option for the Blackhawks' consideration.
His defensive abilities and prowess in penalty-killing make him a valuable asset for the team's bottom pairing.
As the upcoming season approaches, the Blackhawks are closely monitoring these potential acquisitions, eager to fortify their roster for the challenges that lie ahead in their pursuit of a competitive campaign.
Source: Hawksinsider
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