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One of the most pressing questions for the Vancouver Canucks this season revolves around the top-line composition. With the addition of Jake DeBrusk (former Boston Bruins’ forward), who will play alongside Elias Pettersson (long-time Canuck star), there is still uncertainty regarding who will join them as the third member. In a recent discussion, two prominent…
The Vancouver Canucks have announced that they’ve signed Jake DeBrusk to a seven-year deal worth $5.5 million per season. DeBrusk will be leaving the Bruins after spending his entire seven-year career there. In 80 games this season, DeBrusk scored 19 goals and 40 points. Vancouver Canucks General Manager Patrik Allvin announced today that the club…
As per the Boston Herald’s Steve Conroy, Boston Bruins General Manager Don Sweeney is looking to acquire a physical presence on the blue line. The hope is to land someone they see as a more cost-effective option compared to high-priced players like Elias Lindholm. Given the Bruins’ cap constraints and limited futures, pursuing a robust…
