Bruins' Forward Says He's Frustrated, Might Ditch Team For KHL.
We see it a lot more often these days, a young European prospect not happy with his situation in North America so he's ready to leave.�
Prospects not willing to finish out their contract and heading back overseas to play in their prime.�
That might be the situation for one Bruins' forward who's set to become RFA once the season is finally complete.�
The Bruins 2013 3rd round pick, Peter Cehlarik, isn't happy with his current situation.�
The 24 year old had an interview with a Slovakian news outlet recently and was straight forward.
He told reporters that he was frustrated that he hasn't been given a regular shot in the NHL. While he did admit that it's hard because Boston has such a solid roster, he still feels he could contribute on a regular basis.�
The forward also revealed that he was almost part of a trade at the deadline and is thinking about the idea of jumping to the KHL but hopes to get a shot for another NHL team.�
You can check out the full interview in Slovakian by clicking here.�
