Report: Bruins Scouting Senators Forward Ryan Dzingel.

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February 1, 2019 (4:46 PM)

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It's no secret, the Boston Bruins and general manager Don�Sweeney are trying to boost their scoring punch.�

Aside from the first line of Brad Marchand, Patrice Bergeron and David Pastrnak, the offense has been pretty flat.�

While there's been reports linking the Bruins to big time pieces like Wayne Simmonds, Artemi Panarin and Brayden Schenn, there's been some chatter that the team is hesitant to move a first round pick and more after last year's Rick�Nash trade.�

Nash didn't really pan out for the Bruins so the team might be looking for cheaper options this deadline.�

According to NHL insider Darren�Dreger, one of those option is Ottawa Senators forward Ryan Dzingel.�

"Boston is definitely thinking that they've got to add up front.....My understanding is Boston is going to heavily scout tonight's Senators-Pittsburgh game, so I wouldn't be surprised if they make a play on Ryan Dzingel."

Dzingel will be UFA after this season and currently has 20 goals and 18 assists so far this season in 48 games.�

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Bruce Cassidy Calls Out Chara.

Bruce Cassidy Announces His Starting Goalie.

NHL Insider Darren Dreger Reports Bruins' Looking At Capitals Forward.

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Brad Marchand
Brayden Schenn
Artemi Panarin
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