Completed trade between the Jets and Boston Bruins that changes the franchise

On this day in 1991 in hockey history a trade was completed that changed the Bruins franchise and organization.

The Boston Bruins and Winnipeg Jets combined for a trade that would send Jim Vesey to the Boston Bruins and the Winnipeg Jets would acquire future considerations.

After being acquired by the Bruins he would end up playing 4 games for the team in 1991-92, and then spend the rest of his career in the minors.

During the 1992-93 season Vesey went on to score 38 goals 39 assists for 77 points in 71 games with the Providence Bruins including the first goal of franchise history.

Did the Bruins make the right decision trading for Jim Vesey?