In dealing Brad Marchand, Don Sweeney produced a much-needed Bruins dismantling. He should own up to it.
TAMPA, Fla. — Don Sweeney did what he had to do Friday, tearing the bandage off the festering 2024-25 season and bidding adieu to a collection of fan favorites, chief among them Bruins captain Brad Marchand.
Brad Marchand lavishes praise on Bruins’ GM Don Sweeney
But in his first presser as a Panther, he showed no bitterness to Sweeney or the Bruins. In fact, it was quite the opposite reaction in a moment that was equal parts emotion and pragmatism. He also lavished praise on Sweeney, who has been taking plenty of heat here for trading a player whose No. 63 will be raised to the Garden rafters some day.
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Bruins CEO Charlie Jacobs seemed to put aside any notion that president Cam Neely's and general manager Don Sweeney's jobs ...
BOSTON — Don Sweeney said he loved Brad Marchand, but in the end, the Bruins general manager and the team’s 36-year-old captain were too far apart on contract length to reach an agreement on a new one ...
NHL insider Elliotte Friedman says Brad Marchand was stunned the Boston Bruins didn't re-sign him and instead traded him.
The trade deadline has passed, and the Boston Bruins were quite busy this year. But this season, unlike the past seasons in ...
The Boston Bruins officially began a new era in their franchise history at the March 7 trade deadline. Charlie Coyle, Brandon Carlo, and former captain Brad Marchand were all dealt to new teams in the ...
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