Bruins Eye Hidden Gem at No. 7 Pick: Could This Underrated Prospect Change Their Destiny?
“We’re still picking in the upper echelon of the draft, which we haven’t done for a significant time period,” Sweeney told reporters at a press conference Monday night. “So we feel very comfortable in terms of where the top seven picks are and we’ll get a good player, an impact player, regardless of the disappointment of moving back a couple spots. That’s the nature of the lottery.”
The Bruins, given the weakness of their prospect pool, should keep the No. 7 pick and add a potential top-tier young player to their organization. But you never know what trade offers might come your way.
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