Bruins Should Show Interest In Rangers Forward Placed On Trade Block.
The Boston Bruins were able to come from behind on Tuesday night and walk away with a 3-2 win over the Carolina Hurricanes.�
The good news is, the Bruins walked away with another two points, the bad news is that once again the team had to rely heavily on the first line.�
Patrice Bergeron registered three assists, Brad Marchand scored two goals while David Pastrnak added another combining for all the Bruins offensive production on the night.�
While David Backes is hopeful to return to the lineup on Saturday, it's going to take more than Backes to get the rest of the forward group going.�
That's where one of general manager Don�Sweeney's favourite trade partners could come in handy.�
According to multiple reports, the New York Rangers have placed forward Kevin Hayes on the trade block. The 26 year old 6'5" forward would be a great addition to the Bruins up front as he can play center or on the wing and scored 25 goals last year.�
Hayes could either slot into the Bruins third line and give the team a more balanced second power play unit, or he could even slot in beside Krejci on the wing on the Bruins second line.�
Would you like to see Sweeney make a move for the Rangers forward?
