Bruins Still Making Strong Push For Chris Kreider.
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February 17, 2020 (12:54)
The Boston Bruins missed out on a Blake Coleman trade last night to the Tampa Bay Lightning.�
According to multiple reports the Bruins were in it until the end however the New Jersey Devils decided on the Lightning offer which included a first round pick and defensive prospect Nolan�Foote.�
While the Bruins miss out on Coleman, the team strengthens their efforts to land Boston College product Chris Kreider of the New York�Rangers.�
Rick Carpiniello, a New York Rangers insider for The Athletic, reports that the Bruins are one of the likely landing spots for Kreider.�
Carpiniello reports that the Bruins aren't willing to trade prospects Jack�Studnicka or John Beecher but could move some combination of Danton Heinen, Anders Bjork, Jake DeBrusk and Oskar Steen.�
He mentions the Bruins' first round pick could be in play but it will take a lot of work to get it from general manager Don�Sweeney and the Bruins.�
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