
Reports: Boston Bruins Scouting 4 Trade Targets
The Boston Bruins are showing significant interest in at least four notable players as the trade deadline approaches, writes Filip Canda.

The Boston Bruins are showing significant interest in at least four notable players as the trade deadline approaches, writes Filip Canda.

Joe Heller examines this upcoming week in sports history.

The Bruins are expected to be heavy buyers at the trade deadline, but Jamie Gatlin explores the possibility of them trading Danton Heinen and Anders Bjork.

Carlo has bounced back and is a bright spot on a team that has been struggling as of late.

Aaron Hubert checks in with a mid-season report on the Colorado Avalanche.

Filip Canda looks at Zdeno Chara’s pursuit for NHL history and the praise given to the veteran defenseman by Jaromir Jagr.

Filip Canda explores what Don Sweeney will do before finding a trade with an opposing team as the trade deadline nears.

Liz Pendergraft looks at five New Year’s resolutions that the New York Rangers must commit to.

Jamie Gatlin looks at a potential trade target for the Boston Bruins.

Jamie Gatlin identifies the Boston Bruins’ Achilles heel.
“Hubie, Dubie, Doo”! When Florida Panthers GM Dale Tallon acquired Joel Quenneville back in July to coach the Panthers, you knew that things would be different this season in sunny South Florida. After the hire, Tallon went one step further and landed goaltender Sergei Bobrovsky, via free agency to a 7-year $70M contract. Enter Jonathan Huberdeau and his partner in crime, Aleksander Barkov. Both players have evolved into one of the most dynamic duos the game has to offer. Is there a more lethal 1-2 punch who consistently fly under the radar? Let’s examine the incredible twosome of Huberdeau/Barkov, and what they mean to the Florida Panthers, as a team on the rise in a very competitive Eastern Conference.

Filip Canda looks at a handful of Bruins from the past decade that you probably forgot about.

The Boston Bruins are showing significant interest in at least four notable players as the trade deadline approaches, writes Filip Canda.

Joe Heller examines this upcoming week in sports history.

The Bruins are expected to be heavy buyers at the trade deadline, but Jamie Gatlin explores the possibility of them trading Danton Heinen and Anders Bjork.

Carlo has bounced back and is a bright spot on a team that has been struggling as of late.

Aaron Hubert checks in with a mid-season report on the Colorado Avalanche.

Filip Canda looks at Zdeno Chara’s pursuit for NHL history and the praise given to the veteran defenseman by Jaromir Jagr.

Filip Canda explores what Don Sweeney will do before finding a trade with an opposing team as the trade deadline nears.

Liz Pendergraft looks at five New Year’s resolutions that the New York Rangers must commit to.

Jamie Gatlin looks at a potential trade target for the Boston Bruins.

Jamie Gatlin identifies the Boston Bruins’ Achilles heel.
“Hubie, Dubie, Doo”! When Florida Panthers GM Dale Tallon acquired Joel Quenneville back in July to coach the Panthers, you knew that things would be different this season in sunny South Florida. After the hire, Tallon went one step further and landed goaltender Sergei Bobrovsky, via free agency to a 7-year $70M contract. Enter Jonathan Huberdeau and his partner in crime, Aleksander Barkov. Both players have evolved into one of the most dynamic duos the game has to offer. Is there a more lethal 1-2 punch who consistently fly under the radar? Let’s examine the incredible twosome of Huberdeau/Barkov, and what they mean to the Florida Panthers, as a team on the rise in a very competitive Eastern Conference.

Filip Canda looks at a handful of Bruins from the past decade that you probably forgot about.
Browns naming Deshaun Watson as their starting QB for Week 1. (via @AdamSchefter, @RapSheet)
History: the Browns are waiving tight end Dae’Quan Wright and, if he clears waivers, he has an agreement in place for the 2026 season to play for LSU, per agents Drew Rosenhaus and Kyle Lincoln.
Wright is believed to be the first player who could play for an NFL team, and then
#Browns HC Todd Monken says he will name a starting QB for Week 1 on Monday.
It will be either Deshaun Watson or Sheduer Sanders.
Carson Steele hurdle and TD for the lead! 🦅
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