NHL Insider Reveals Ex-Bruin And 3x Stanley Cup Champion Will Reportedly Reunite With A Former Team
Trusted NHL insider reveals that ex-Boston Bruins and 3x Stanley Cup Champion Pat Maroon will reunite with a former team at the NHL trade deadline.
Former Boston Bruins enforcer Pat Maroon is once again drawing a lot of trade interest on the market.
At the NHL trade deadline last year, the Boston Bruins ended up trade for Pat Maroon, although he didn't play many games with the Bruins due to an injury.
The Bruins traded for Pat Maroon and in return they gave the Minnesota Wild Luke Toporowski and a conditional sixth-round pick in the 2026 Draft.
After the Boston Bruins were knocked out of the playoffs by the Florida Panthers, Maroon stated he would like to stick around in Boston, but ultimately ended up signing with the Chicago Blackhawks in free agency.
Now, NHL insider Jeff Marek of The Daily Faceoff believes that Maroon could be heading back to a former team.
Marek stated that he believes that the Tampa Bay Lightning are going to show interest in bringing him back into the organization before the Stanley Cup playoffs.
With the type of player Maroon is, there is no doubt he will be getting a lot of interest at the deadline. Physical players like him are hard to come by, and that's exactly what you need to win a Stanley Cup.
Do you think the Boston Bruins will be interested in having a reunion with the 3x Stanley Cup Champion?
