Ah yes the “Bruins need X and they’ll most certainly not make moves to get X” time of year!

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Ah yes the “Bruins need X and they’ll most certainly not make moves to get X” time of year!

SolomonShawn: Ballboy; Posts: 9; And1: 1; Joined: Apr 18, 2020; Post #1 » by SolomonShawn » Thu Oct 1, 2020 7:20 am

Ah yes the “Bruins need X and they’ll most certainly not make moves to get X” time of year!

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Post #1 » by SolomonShawn » Thu Oct 1, 2020 7:20 am

Every year free agents come and go. I always find myself crunching numbers and doing “what if” scenarios on signings and trades. This year it just happens to be much later in the year. Does anyone else do this? I’d be interested if anyone’s figured how to keep Krug, Chara and DeBrusk AND add a top free agent just to spice things up.https://nox.tips/ https://xender.vip

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