Edmonton Oilers Rumoured to Lose All Star Centre

A Historic Season for the Boston Bruins

The Boston Bruins have recently been on fire, marking a historic NHL season with a record-breaking number of wins. Their outstanding achievements during the regular season, however, took an unexpected turn in the initial playoff round against the Panthers.

As a result, the Bruins' management has been prompted to consider significant strategic changes. It appears that General Manager Don Sweeney is contemplating the addition of fresh talent to the team.

Focusing on Offensive Strengths

Rumors are circulating that the Bruins have their sights set on Ryan Nugent-Hopkins. According to Jimmy Murphy, a journalist from Boston Hockey Now, the Bruins are reportedly interested in acquiring Nugent-Hopkins, the star forward from the Edmonton Oilers.

Nugent-Hopkins, who was the first overall pick in the 2011 NHL Draft by the Oilers, is now 30 years old. In the previous season, he showcased exceptional performance, tallying 37 goals and 67 assists.

Potential Contractual Challenges

The Oilers' General Manager, Ken Holland, recently secured Nugent-Hopkins with an eight-year contract extension worth $41 million. Notably, this contract includes a full No Trade Clause (NTC).


Due to the NTC, any potential trade involving Nugent-Hopkins would require his consent to join the Bruins. Such an opportunity could provide him with a prestigious stage to showcase his talents and potentially emerge from the shadows of his Edmonton teammates.



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