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Saturday, February 10, 2007

Could Muzzy get dealt?

With likes of Brad Stuart, Marco Sturm and Wayne Primeau available for trade, the Boston Herald reports winger Glen Murray could be available, as well.
Murray, 34, has notched 26 goals and 17 assists for 43 points in 52 games with the Bruins this season.
The two-time All-Star has attracted a lot of interest this season, but the B's have been reluctant to pull the trigger. However, with the playoffs appearing out of reach, the B's could deal him for a package of young talent.
The San Jose Sharks and Detroit Red Wings may target Murray if the Bruins opt to move him.

Meanwhile, the Boston Globe suggests GM Peter Chiarelli will have to consider protecting his asset and simply remove Brad Stuart from the lineup, eliminating the risk of injury.
There are several teams eyeing Stuart, who is set to become an unrestricted free agent this summer.

This was posted on thefourthperiod.com

Don't be surprised if the majority of these guys are dealt. PC wants his own ID as the GM. By getting ride of all these guys he can build the team the way he wants to. Marco Sturm is the only guy besides Brad Stuart who brings speed. PC is looking for younger guys with energy and speed. He wants to build his team in a similar fashion to what the Senators are now.

1 Comments:

Blogger Pekese said...

Here's my list in order of who should be moved
1. Primeau
2. Stuart
3. Sturm
4. Mara
5. Murray

I think Murray will be moved just because of his large salary for next season(4.15 million). I'm a big Murray fan so I hope he stays, but PC seems to always bring up the cap in his discussions. I hope players 1-4 all get traded, although the Bruins' look like they are stuck with Mara. 3 million dollars for a 5th defenseman on any team in the NHL. The rest of the players should be traded if we continue to lose, just so the Bruins' receive something in return(especially since they were traded here for Thornton).

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