Taylor Hall makes an insane contract demand to Boston

We all remember how Hall signed a one-year, $8 million deal with the Sabres on Oct. 11 and set to become an unrestricted free agent July 28. He was then traded and have been enjoying himself more than ever amongst his Bruins' teammates.

«I was eager to join a playoff team,» Hall said. «I was eager to join somewhere that had good culture, and where winning was sustainable. Because I was looking for somewhere I could re-sign, not just the 20 games to end the season.»

However, when it comes to how the Bruins could manage to re-sign the potential coveted forward ahead of the free market season, Hall cannot say what his value would be.

«I don't even know what my worth is right now, honestly. I'm not worried about my contract right now, it's something we'll figure out in the summer. I have much bigger things to worry about as a player, as a teammate.»

Earlier this month, Bruins president Cam Neely said he hoped they would be able to sign Hall to a contract after the season, though he did not mention a long-term possibility as Hall is hoping for.

«As far as Taylor goes, we're going to continue to see how things go with the playoffs here,» Neely said May 12. «I think we'd like to try and get something done, but that remains to be seen. But that's our hope.»

There is a lot of hope on both sides, now, where is the cash coming from?

«I knew [Boston] was a great city, but I've been surprised at how much better it's been than I even thought it was,» Hall said. «So hopefully it all works out.»

Credit: HockeyFeed