Could one of Winnipeg's top players be on his way to beantown?
Boston's recent success has seen the Bruins climb up the Eastern Conference standings and get a firm grip on one of the final playoff spots up for grabs.
With regular season success comes post-season dreams, and the B's will likely be looking to add some key pieces to their roster in the hopes of making a run at Lord Stanley's cup.
The NHL trade deadline being set for March 21, potential trade rumours are well under way. In a recently published article, ESPN mentioned how Winnipeg Jets centerman Andrew Copp could be a welcomed addition for the Bruins.
Known for being a reliable player on both sides of the puck, Copp could easily slide into the Bruins top-six. Set to become an unrestricted free agent at the end of the season, the B's could also be looking to sign the Michigan-native to a long term deal.
Despite missing time due to injury, Copp is currently enjoying one of the best seasons of his career. He has 12 goals and 28 points in 47 games, well on his way of topping his career-best totals of 15 goals and 39 points, set in 55 games last year.
