Why the Bruins’ Bold 2025 Draft Strategy Could Change the NHL Forever
And without any elite forward prospects in the pipeline prior to this weekend, the Bruins had to switch up their draft philosophy.
“We were looking for the highest levels of skill that we could find and the (highest) compete level we could find,” Sweeney told reporters Saturday at a press conference.
The Bruins still have plenty of weaknesses to address over the next week with free agency set to begin Tuesday at 12 p.m. ET. They desperately need depth on the right side of the blue line. Another top-six forward is required. They only have five forwards under contract right now. A trade or two might be needed to bolster depth at key positions.
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