Former Two-Time Stanley Cup Champion Made Available For Trade
Former two-time Stanley Cup Champion Brandon Saad was just made available for trade to all 32 NHL teams.
The other day, the St. Louis Blues made an interesting move by acquiring Cam Fowler from the Anaheim Ducks. Following the move, NHL insider Elliotte Friedman revealed that the organization is not done making moves, and the Bruins could be a team interested.
Two days ago Elliotte friedman dropped a new episode of 'Saturday Headlines,' and reported that the St. Louis Blues are now looking to move on from 2x Stanley Cup Champion and veteran winger Brandon Saad after the team made him a healthy scratch in their most recent game.
Brandon Saad has been struggling with the Blues this year, and a change of scenery could do good for him, but with the way he has been performing and his contract of $4.5 million for the next two years may cause the Blues some problems. Not only that, but Saad has a full no-trade clause this season, and next year it becomes a 12-team no-trade clause.
According to Elliotte Friedman, Brandon Saad is willing to waive his no-trade clause to make a deal happen, but the Blues need to find someone who is willing to take on his contract.
In 28 games for the St. Louis Blues this year, Saad has had a down year, having just four goals, and six assists for 10 points, and is currently on his lowest scoring pace since his sophomore campaign in 2012-13.
Do you think the Boston Bruins should be interested in acquiring this former 2x Stanley Cup Champion?
