A look ahead to the Boston Bruins 2023 offseason cap space looks scary
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Dorin Canaday
June 3, 2022 (10:08)
As of now, general manager Don Sweeney and the Boston Bruins have a cap space of $24.3 mil for the 2023 offseason. Obviously, they have a whole summer and season to worry about first, but it's never a terrible idea to look ahead.
For the upcoming 2022-23 season, Sweeney has some decisions to make with his bottom-six forwards, especially veteran Nick Foligno.
If Boston decides to buy out Foligno, they will free up $1,866,666 this year while carrying a hit of $933,334 with them next year. If they send the veteran to Providence, though, the club will free up $1,125,000 without any carryover into next season. The most sense would be assigning him to Providence. Boston would be able to utilize him in the AHL with the added benefit of mentoring the prospects, but would he report?
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