Former Boston Bruin Breaks The Silence On The Corey Perry Situation

"There was a little bit of a lull on that road trip when the dust settled, and you realized [Corey is] really not coming back," remarked Foligno. "You could tell the energy he brings...was missing. We mourn that loss, and then you realize, ‘Alright, it's not changing, so what are we going to do to get the energy back?' We realized other guys have to step up."

"Little things come out of those dinners that help the bonding experience," he added.

"I come from some experience of just being here, having some comfort with the staff and team, and knowing what we've been through and what doesn't work. Knowing [my way] around can help with anyone who's either uncomfortable or seems like they're trying to find themselves in a new organization."